Everyone can find themselves in a difficult situation. If all the options for solving the problem have been exhausted, it may be worth considering an appeal to the head of state. To do this, there is no need to make "the necessary acquaintances", you just need to correctly compose a request.
It is necessary
A sheet of paper and a pen or a computer with Internet access
Instructions
Step 1
If you have a computer and access to the Internet, the letter can be sent through the official website of the President of the Russian Federation kremlin.ru. At the top of the main page, select the "Appeals" section. The screen will display information about the requirements for the call. In particular, the text should be in Russian, no more than two thousand characters, without insults and obscene language. Carefully read this information, then click on the button at the bottom of the page "Send a letter". Before sending the system will ask you to fill out a simple form. You must include your first and last name, email address, and the country and region in which you are located. The rest of the fields are optional. Please note that this method is only suitable if you have a specific offer or application.
Step 2
Messages and general questions should be directed through the president's personal blog blog.kremlin.ru. But only registered users will be able to communicate with him. To register, you need to fill out a statistical form. Then you will have to wait a while while the moderators check the registration data. After your account is approved, you can leave comments on the blog of the head of state.
Step 3
If the appeal to the President of the Russian Federation via the Internet does not suit you, write to him by regular mail. Letters are accepted at st. Ilyinka, 23, 103132, Moscow, Russia. Be sure to include your return address in full. If the envelope is incomplete or illegible, the letter will not be accepted for consideration.
Step 4
Another way to get the attention of a country's leader is with an open letter. It can be published on your personal blog or in a public newspaper. In addition, there are many resources on the global network for hosting such manifests. Such an appeal can be signed either by one person or by a group of interested persons.
