Request professional assistance in filing a complaint with the Ukrainian Prosecutor General's Office

Legal Marketplace Consultant offers qualified legal support for individuals seeking to protect their rights by filing a complaint to the Prosecutor’s Office of Ukraine within the scope of administrative law. We connect you with experienced lawyers specializing in challenging unlawful actions, inaction of officials, or illegal decisions by state authorities. On the Consultant platform, you can select a top-rated specialist, receive an online consultation, and arrange legal assistance promptly. Our services ensure confidentiality, transparency, and accessibility across Ukraine, helping you resolve administrative disputes effectively.

Complaint to the Prosecutor’s Office: How to Draft and Submit Correctly

A complaint to the Prosecutor’s Office is an official document that allows you to challenge rights violations caused by the actions or inaction of state officials, such as police, tax authorities, or other public servants. Lawyers on the Legal Marketplace Consultant will help draft the complaint in compliance with the Law of Ukraine "On Citizens’ Appeals" and Article 255 of the Code of Administrative Offenses (KUAP). For instance, improper drafting of an administrative offense protocol or failure to provide requested information can be challenged through the Prosecutor’s Office. The process includes:

1. Gathering evidence: documents, photos, videos, or testimonies confirming the violation.
2. Drafting the complaint: clearly stating the circumstances, referencing KUAP or the Law "On the Prosecutor’s Office."
3. Submission: via mail, dropbox at the Prosecutor’s Office, or electronic form at 13/15 Riznytska St., Kyiv.
4. Monitoring deadlines: complaints are reviewed within 30 days, but deadlines can be extended for valid reasons (e.g., illness, business trips).
5. Obtaining results: written response or invitation to a personal meeting.

Our lawyers provide support at all stages, increasing the chances of a positive outcome to 75% through strict adherence to procedures.

Important to Note: A complaint to the Prosecutor’s Office must include the applicant’s full name, address, and signature; otherwise, it will be considered anonymous and not subject to review.

Lawyer for Administrative Cases: Your Defender in the Fight for Justice

Engaging a lawyer for administrative cases is key to successfully challenging unlawful actions or inaction by state authorities. On the Consultant platform, you can access specialists with over 7 years of experience who analyze case materials, identify violations (e.g., improperly drafted protocols or missed review deadlines), and prepare a substantiated complaint to the Prosecutor’s Office. For example, if the police issued a resolution without sufficient evidence, a lawyer can prove the absence of an offense under Article 212-3 KUAP. Benefits of working with our lawyers:

• Personalized approach: assessing success chances before starting work.
• Online support: consultations via "Electronic Cabinet" or mobile app.
• Transparent pricing: from 600 UAH for a consultation to a fixed fee for full support.
• Expertise in cases: from challenging fines to defending rights in disputes with tax authorities.

The lawyer ensures the complaint is filed with the district, regional, or General Prosecutor’s Office depending on jurisdiction and monitors the implementation of the decision.

Protecting Rights at the Prosecutor’s Office: How to Achieve Results

Protecting rights at the Prosecutor’s Office through a complaint requires knowledge of administrative law and procedural regulations. Our lawyers leverage Supreme Court precedents and provisions of the Law "On the Prosecutor’s Office" to prove the illegality of officials’ actions. For instance, if a prosecutor refuses to enter information into the Unified Register of Pre-Trial Investigations (ERDR), a complaint to a higher authority or investigating judge can mandate it. We offer a comprehensive approach:

1. Analyzing the legality of actions: verifying compliance of police or other authorities’ actions with KUAP.
2. Collecting evidence: engaging witnesses, requesting documents through lawyer inquiries.
3. Representation: participating in complaint reviews during personal meetings with the prosecutor.
4. Appeal: challenging a refusal in court if the Prosecutor’s Office does not satisfy the complaint.

On the Legal Marketplace Consultant, you gain access to a database of successful cases, where 60% of complaints lead to the cancellation of unlawful decisions or holding officials accountable.