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I'm 15 years old and I come from Iran.
I have 2 questions for you:
1.
I would like to go to the youth center and take my personal documents with me (passport (German + Iranian), ID and birth certificate). I wonder if this is punishable if my parents don't give me these documents?
2nd
I would like to know whether what my parents gave me in the past is my property or not because I got my pocket money from my parents and bought things from it. Do I have the right to take these things (microphone, laptop, mixer, cell phone) into the home or not?
Ask the home what you can take with you.
You can't go anywhere without your parents' consent (or a court order).
I would like to go to the youth center…
This is not possible without the consent of your parents, as long as they have your right of residence, so your demands are irrelevant.
But they want to put me in a home anyway, can I take my personal documents with me?
And if you put me in a youth home, what is the legal situation?
Even then they don't have to give you anything.
OK thanks
I would like to go to the youth center
If your parents agree…
and take away my personal documents (passport (German + Iranian) ID and birth certificate).
If your parents agree…
I wonder if this is punishable if my parents don't give me these documents?
No. They are your guardian and they decide.
I would like to know if what my parents have given me in the past is my property or not,
Is it.
because I got my pocket money from my parents and I bought things from it.
Exactly.
Do I have the right to take these things (microphone, laptop, mixer, cell phone) into the home or not?
If your parents agree…
You are your guardian. If they decide to keep these things for you until you are 18 years old, they can do it.
It is still your egg, only you are currently not in possession of things.
and if you put me in a youth home, what is the legal situation?
Exactly like that.
I wouldn't question that at all. Just say you have to show it and see what happens. You could also argue that times are uncertain and you would like to have your papers with you. I would definitely leave at least one certified copy with the parents. They will also have to deal with the authorities for you.
It's one thing with your possessions. There are many problem young people in a home. So you also have to expect theft. Possession therefore only makes sense if you have a lockable compartment or something. Your stuff is quite bulky. You may not have that much space. It could even be undesirable to avoid envy and anger in the home.
At least you will be able to apply for a new German passport. Then you say that he was lost. However, costs a fee.
Do I have the right to bring them back to me after I'm 18?
Then you can ask for all these things, yes. To date, the legal guardians have to keep it.
What if they sell my stuff or throw it away?
Then you can claim damages after 18 years of age.
OK thanks
Of course, you are entitled to your personal identification papers
