обелоденување

обелоденување

The release or transmittal of previously hidden, confidential or unknown information.

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документ за обелоденување

Legal services; Patent & trademark

A document disclosing an invention, and signed by the inventor or inventors, that is forwarded to the USPTO only as evidence of the date of conception of the invention. The ...

договор за не-обелоденување

Law; Contracts

Документ што најчесто го потпишуваат договорните страни со кој истите ветуваат дека нема да обелоденат информации што се однесуваат на другата ...

напуштање

Parenting; Adoption

Refers to the most common involuntary reason that the parental rights of an absent parent can be terminated by a court. Abandoment unanimously include some combination of an ...

деца кои чекаат на посвојување

Parenting; Adoption

Refers to non-infant, school age children, who have become legally available for adoption. They will generally be under the legal jurisdiction and care of public foster care ...

биолошки родител

Parenting; Adoption

The biological parents of a child, whether male or female, and regardless of whether the parents of the child are married to each other, or are shown as the parents of the child ...

сертификат за посвојување

Parenting; Adoption

Also called certificate of adoption. An official document that is signed by an authority (judge) at the time of the finalization of the adoption, which triggers a new birth ...

барање за усвојување

Parenting; Adoption

An official document that is executed with the court to commence the adoption process. It states the legal basis for adopting a child, why the court has jurisdiction to grant the ...

тријада при посвојување

Parenting; Adoption

A term used to describe the three-sided relationship that exists in an adoption between birth parents, adoptive parents and the adoptee, each of which is interrelated and ...