The President is the highest official in the Russian Federation. Among his powers are the protection of the rights and freedoms of citizens, control over the observance of legislation and the activities of state bodies throughout the country. Every Russian has the right to personally address the President with a complaint, request, proposal. This can be done in writing by sending an e-mail or using traditional postal services.
It is necessary
- - A4 paper;
- - fountain pen;
- - a computer with Internet access.
Instructions
Step 1
Prepare the text of your message to the President. You can address the head of state on your own behalf or on behalf of a group of people united by a common opinion, for example, residents of one house. In any case, the letter must include the last name, first name, patronymic, address and telephone number of one of the authors. Otherwise, your appeal will remain unanswered, because employees of the Presidential Administration simply will not know where and to whom to send documents.
Step 2
Remember that the letter must contain true facts, a description of real events, the real names and surnames of people. You can not use profanity, rude and offensive language, distort reality. In addition, an appeal to the President must necessarily contain a specific and clearly formulated main idea: a complaint, request, statement, proposal, etc.
Step 3
Attach to the main text copies of documents confirming the facts you described. These can be answers received from officials of various levels, and medical documents, and various certificates, certificates, resolutions. The electronic application form also allows you to attach a file containing a video or audio recording.
Step 4
Decide how you want to send the message. If you find the traditional form more convenient, buy an envelope at the post office and arrange it according to the existing rules. Fill in the “To”, “Where”, “From” and “From” fields in legible handwriting. Enter the recipient's address as follows: 103132, Moscow, Ilyinka street, 23. On the lines for sender information, write your full mailing address. This must be done, even if you have already listed your personal data in the letter. You can send a written request by registered mail with an acknowledgment of receipt to the recipient, who will be presented by the Presidential Administration.
Step 5
To reduce the time for sending a message, use electronic means of communication. Find the section "Appeals" on the official website of the President of the Russian Federation. It contains a form for sending an email to the head of state. Please read the attached instructions carefully before filling it out. Site rules limit the amount of text and attached file, prohibit writing in Latin and highlighting fragments of text in capital letters.
Step 6
Fill out the questionnaire in advance of the electronic form. Provide only real information about yourself. Pay special attention to filling in the fields marked with an asterisk. Check your personal information and correct any errors that you find. Come up with and remember a password for using the "Personal Account". In this section of the site you can track the progress of your message.
Step 7
You can also send a complaint or request through the "Electronic reception". It is an information system directly related to the Presidential Administration. Specialized terminals are installed in 186 cities of Russia. Using one of them, a citizen can personally transmit a message in oral or electronic form, as well as make an appointment with an official via video communication. You can find out the address of the "Electronic reception of the President of the Russian Federation" in your region in the regional administration or on the official website of the Kremlin. The Internet portal also contains detailed instructions for operating the system.
