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With your help, we moved. Yesterday, we went to the MFC without any problems and got everything done in one hour—my wife, our two children, and I. We went to 55 Respubliki Street, and they accepted everything without any problems. I want to say that many people think it’s difficult, but it really isn’t. Thanks again to your team. ❤️❤️❤️

Good evening, highly esteemed admins, moderators, and of course, members! I’m eager to share some joyful news with you: today I finally received my long-awaited, very, very beautiful and priceless “red” passport of a citizen of the Russian Federation!) I would like to express my immense gratitude to all of you who have continuously helped us and continue to help us to this day on our shared and sometimes difficult journey. Honestly, you’re all amazing!) And this channel is simply priceless!!! What would we do without it?) Respectfully, a resettler from TM!

How wonderful that such an excellent organization as “Path Home” exists! Wishing you success and prosperity! May everything work out for everyone who wants to move to Russia! There was no such organization before; my mother and I moved from Baku to Volzhsky, Volgograd Region, in 1994. We didn’t know where to go or whom to turn to, and we made many mistakes. An organization like this would have been a great help.

I want to share our joy with all my heart: yesterday, my daughter and I became citizens of Russia and received our passports 🇷🇺🎉 A huge thank-you to each and every one of you for your support, kind words, advice, and answers to our endless questions. In difficult moments, it was this group that gave us the strength to keep going and not give up. To everyone who is on this journey now or just preparing to take this step, I want to wish you patience, faith in yourselves, and good luck. Don’t give up, even if it seems difficult — everything will work out. We’re with you, and we really are on the same journey 🤍💙❤️

Many thanks to the group for their help and support. They helped me a lot with their advice, and here is the result: a Russian passport. I believe this is a victory we share. Wishing everyone kindness and positivity, and don’t lose heart—the road to this moment is difficult, but the result is worth it. To everyone on this journey, I wish you patience and a speedy, successful conclusion!

On June 7, our large family crossed the border between Latvia and Russia with 5 suitcases, and today we received Russian citizenship. With your help, we managed to make this journey as quickly as possible. Also, a huge thank you for the project with Mikhail Dashkiev! Thanks to this project, by our 3rd month after moving, we were able to earn money and not spend our savings. What’s even cooler, on Wednesday I’m flying to Sochi for the Nechto gathering 🔥 Thank you so much!

After living in Germany for 23 years, we moved to Russia. And now, at last, we have received our passports and completed all the accompanying documents. The paperwork took a long time, but we got through it. We wanted to note that in Ryazan Oblast, very little is done for resettlers, but of course, they don't put obstacles in our way either. That's encouraging. The girls at the office where we completed the citizenship process were nice. But the head was quite something. What upset us a little was that we took the oath practically in the hallway. It didn't feel like an important occasion. What a pity. But now we still have a few little things to finish. And then we'll get our everyday life settled. Thank you once again for your work.

I want to say a HUGE THANK YOU to the administrators of the WAY HOME group!!! And to everyone who helped me through the groups --- we moved from Kazakhstan to the city of Cherepovets in Vologda Oblast, we got our documents, I PASSED the exams, hoorayyyyy, and submitted an application for a residence permit

Today we received our Russian passports. We are very happy to be part of Russia! We have returned home; we are home!! 😊 Good luck to everyone, and may everything work out for all those going through this journey!

And I decided that today, of all days, I absolutely had to make time to write about my feelings and emotions. We’ve been in Russia for a year now. We’ve been through it all: the move, registrations, medical exams, running from office to office, residence permits, buying an apartment, finding jobs... And the long-awaited citizenship—and you know, there’s no wild joy). There is calm and confidence, but so powerful that it is worth more than any tears or elation. At last, I’m living my own life! The way I should have been living for the past 20 years. Not a draft, but a pure white page, without blotches, smudges, or corrections, one I wouldn’t be ashamed to show even the strictest examiner. I’ve forgotten the country of origin—I crossed that life out. I brought my mom with her kitty; my daughter, friends, and furry rays of sunshine are with me. What more does one need to be happy? Probably to listen to the Russian anthem three times—and that’s what I’m doing ❤️❤️❤️ I sincerely wish everyone a positive end to their Path Home and a start to their Path at Home. Just live and enjoy every day in the Motherland🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺❤️

A huge thank-you to the Path Home volunteers for the information and support To all our new virtual friends and fellow travelers! Special thanks to Jay for the tips on the documents . We also thank Thesis for the prompt translations and certifications. And, of course, Ekaterina Arkadyevna at the London consulate

For a whole year, I asked questions, got answers, and finally I am in Russia, in Pskov. I submitted my documents and am now waiting. Thank you all for your support and advice. When I receive my resettlement booklet, I’ll let you know.

Today my husband received his resettlement certificate; one more step is complete, and soon we’ll be moving from 🇩🇪 to 🇷🇺, which can only make us happy…😊 The entire process—from obtaining citizenship for the children, passports, apostilles, certifying and translating documents, to receiving the certificate—took 2 years. But it was worth it! 🥰 I want to wish everyone who wants to move to Russia patience, and to keep working toward your goal, little by little, one step at a time. You’ll definitely succeed! 💪🏻 The main thing is not to give up!

Guys, thanks to your advice and reliable information, we managed to do it in 4 months! Thank you so much!!! I also want to thank the Consulate of the Russian Federation in the USA, the resettlement program department!! The guys work very well, get everything done on time, and are always available!! Good luck to all of you, guys!!! You are on the right track!!!