peter zlobin is insulting. says a sixth grader. r too lazy to put two dots over the letter and rightly demands the same from the rest in general. eh, peter's name. i like the operator more - it sounds like i don't know informally. and in general, this does not exist, in order to solve this problem, i had to contact the mfc, they helped me enter the data manually, but even after that i got an electronic diary failed then the family went to the registry office there confirmed on their line. that's right, the name with the letter ё. perhaps the catch is that some other department's database has the child's data wrong, and it's stalking the parents' account. he could just tell you about himself. here i have a surname tsarev yes, and i don’t and i understand how it happened that at school i turned into a tsar or a tsar. but nevertheless, this happened and not everyone continues to call me by my last name, tsarev laptopovka e. and when information systems are built very often in a separate libraries do not have a letter. yo, in principle,

peter zlobin is insulting. says a sixth grader. over a letter and rightly demands the same from the rest in general. i like this name more than the operator - it sounds somehow unofficial, i don't know. and in general, this does not exist, in order to solve this problem, i had to contact the mfc, they helped to bring down the data manually, but even after that the family could not start an electronic diary, went to the registry office, they confirmed it on their line, and everything is correct name with the letter ё. perhaps the catch is that some other department's database has the child's data wrong, and it's stalking the parents' account. i'm even just to myself i can tell you something, my last name is tsarev yes, and i don’t understand how it happened that at school i turned into a tsar or a tsar. but nevertheless, this happened and not everyone continues to call me by my last name, tsarev but letter e. and when information systems are built very often in separate libraries there is no letter of it, in principle, this applies