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Hungarian Prime Minister’s Office forwards the identity case to the ministry, with the full bilingual reminder

The Prime Minister’s Office forwards the inquiry to the ministry, with the author copied, under incoming registration number ME_ERK/16706/2026. The four-page record includes his complete English and Hungarian reminder sent on 19 May 2026.

Hungarian Prime Minister’s Office 2026-09-07
The official cover of 7 September 2026, 10:34 AM, is sent by Érkeztetők at the Prime Minister’s Office to TKKM customer service, with office@heriteon.com copied. It states that the forwarding is made on behalf of the Prime Minister’s Cabinet, on grounds of competence, for further handling. Its incoming registration number is ME_ERK/16706/2026. The embedded author email was sent on 19 May 2026 at 8:16 PM to miniszterelnok@mk.gov.hu and erkeztetok@me.gov.hu. In both English and Hungarian, it describes forced assimilation, the identity consequences of two illegal adoptions, the author’s assessment of two levels of Serbian court decisions and SVM’s lack of response as reported then. It also presents the Hungarian composition “Vér emlékezik” and the then-planned Origin Dossier publication. Both complete language versions and the official footer are retained across all four pages. The official forwarding demonstrates administrative handling; the author’s qualifications and requests are not presented as findings adopted by the ministry. The earlier email to peter.magyar@europarl.europa.eu is mentioned but not dated or reproduced as a separate source. Author’s note — 9 October 2026 I regard Hungary with respect: my correspondence was registered and referred to the competent ministry for further handling. This gives me hope that my case will also receive attention within the European Union, of which both my countries of origin, Croatia and Hungary, are members.
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A bilingual reminder places the Hungarian paternal identity case before the Government of Hungary
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The 19 May 2026 event is supported by the original-message header inside the 7 September forwarding. The full English and Hungarian author letter is preserved in this same four-page source.

Sent: Tuesday, 19 May 2026, 8:16 PM
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Hungarian Prime Minister’s Office forwards the identity case to the ministry, with the full bilingual reminder
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The 7 September 2026 cover records forwarding by the Prime Minister’s Office to the TKKM ministry customer service, with the author copied. It states that the forwarding is made on behalf of the Prime Minister’s Cabinet.

On behalf of the Prime Minister’s Cabinet (Miniszterelnöki Kabinet), and pursuant to Government Decree 90/2026 (V.13.) on the duties and powers of members of the Government, we are forwarding to you, on grounds of competence, the inquiry received in the electronic mailbox of the Prime Minister’s Office (Miniszterelnökség), for further handling.
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Request for SVM’s position on the documented forced assimilation of a child of Hungarian origin
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The embedded 19 May letter says SVM had not replied. The linked 16 April email is the supplied earlier request for an official position. These sources do not establish whether a reply arrived later.

I also previously addressed SVM/VMSZ. I informed them of the documented facts and requested their official position. They did not respond.
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First-instance judgment: Bojana Vujić dismisses the annulment claim; disputed reasoning and rejected witnesses
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The May letter discusses both court levels and says they maintained the consequences of the 1979 adoption. This link supplies the existing first-instance judgment for reading alongside the author’s expressly attributed assessment.

The courts of Serbia have now, through both a first-instance and a second-instance decision, maintained the legal consequences of the 1979 adoption. In substance, Serbia’s judiciary has not corrected the original severance of my Hungarian paternal line. It has confirmed it again.
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Appellate Court dismisses the appeal: Branka Perc, Aleksandra Pekez Kalinić and Marko Prentović — Gž2 211/26, 22 April 2026
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The May letter’s reference to a second-instance decision is linked to the existing appellate judgment Gž2 211/26 of 22 April 2026. The source permits comparison with the author’s criticism without treating the official forwarding as agreement with it.

The courts of Serbia have now, through both a first-instance and a second-instance decision, maintained the legal consequences of the 1979 adoption. In substance, Serbia’s judiciary has not corrected the original severance of my Hungarian paternal line. It has confirmed it again.
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Hungarian Prime Minister’s Office: notice of referral to the competent ministry
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The August notice and September forwarding identify the same ministry for further handling, using different registration labels. Read together, they document administrative handling of the correspondence; neither proves a repeated dispatch or a substantive ministry decision.

We hereby inform you that, pursuant to Government Decree 90/2026 (V.13.) on the duties and powers of members of the Government, we are forwarding your inquiry received by the Prime Minister’s Office (Miniszterelnökség), on grounds of competence, to the Ministry Responsible for Social Relations and Culture (Társadalmi Kapcsolatokért és Kultúráért Felelős Minisztérium) for further handling.
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