PROCEDURE FOR APPLYING

TO THE MYKOLAIV REGIONAL PROSECUTOR'S OFFICE

Consideration of appeals and inquiries, personal reception of citizens is an integral part of the prosecutor's office activity and is guaranteed by the Constitution of Ukraine.

The procedure for organizing and conducting a personal reception in the Mykolaiv Regional Prosecutor's Office, pursuant to Article 22 of the Law of Ukraine “On Citizens' Appeals”, is regulated by the Instruction on the Procedure for Consideration of Appeals and Inquiries in the Prosecutor's Office of Ukraine, approved by the Order of the Prosecutor General of 25.06.2024 No. 153, which does not apply to the procedure for consideration of applications, complaints and petitions of citizens provided for by procedural law.

Pursuant to Article 131-1 of the Constitution of Ukraine, the prosecutor's office may be contacted in the following cases:

1) pre-trial investigation:

- participants of criminal proceedings or persons whose rights or legitimate interests are restricted during pre-trial investigation, regarding pre-trial investigation of criminal proceedings by pre-trial investigation bodies, procedural guidance in specific criminal proceedings; supervision over covert and other investigative and detective actions of law enforcement agencies;

- on international cooperation in criminal proceedings or interaction with competent institutions of foreign countries and international organizations;

- on maintaining public prosecution in court;

- regarding the commission of a criminal offense;

- in relation to the commission of a corruption or corruption-related offense;

2) representing the interests of the state in court:

- representing the interests of the state in the budgetary, credit and financial spheres, on issues of state and municipal property, land relations, environmental protection, and in the field of the state's military-industrial complex;

- on compensation for damage caused by criminal offenses and on bankruptcy;

- in cases related to corruption or corruption-related offenses, as well as in cases of recognizing assets as unjustified and recovering them for the state;

- representation in the field of child protection;

3) supervision over the observance of laws in the execution of court decisions in criminal cases, as well as in the application of other coercive measures related to the restriction of personal freedom of citizens.

At the same time, we would like to draw attention to the fact that the Law of Ukraine “On the Prosecutor's Office” of 14.10.2014 and Article 131-1 of the Constitution of Ukraine deprive the prosecutor's offices of the authority to conduct inspections to oversee the observance and application of laws and to represent citizens in court.

Section “For Citizens” on the official website of the Prosecutor General's Office

You can contact the Mykolaiv Regional Prosecutor's Office by submitting an appeal:

- by mail to the address: 28 Spaska St., Mykolaiv, 54006;

- through the box “For complaints and statements” at the address: 28 Spaska str,

м. Mykolaiv (lobby of the administrative building);

- by e-mail to [email protected], which was created to work with electronic appeals; 

- by submitting an electronic appeal in a certain form (except for deputy appeals and inquiries);

- by calling the hotline - (0512) 53-36-33; (093) 6173034;

- (095) 7184077; (097) 8996355; (097) 8995800;

- during a personal reception at the address: 28 Spaska St., Mykolaiv.

For information on registration of appeals and inquiries, please call:

 (0512)-53-36-33

Citizens can apply to the district prosecutor's offices of Mykolaiv region by submitting an appeal to the addresses below or by telephone: 

The application must contain:

1. surname, name, patronymic;

2. place of residence of the citizen;

3. the essence of the issue raised, comments, suggestions, statements or complaints, requests or demands.

A written appeal must be signed by the applicant(s) and dated.

An electronic appeal must also contain an electronic mail address to which the applicant may be sent a response or information on other means of communication with him/her (the use of an electronic digital signature is not required when sending an electronic appeal). An electronic application without an electronic signature shall be sent in the form of a scanned or photocopy of the application with the applicant's signature and the date.

An application that does not comply with these requirements is returned to the applicant with appropriate explanations.

A written application without an indication of the place of residence, not signed by the author(s), as well as one from which it is impossible to establish authorship, is recognised as anonymous and is not subject to consideration.