Law No. 5203-VI “On administrative services”.

This Law applies to public relations regarding the provision of administrative services. This Law defines the legal principles for the exercise of the rights, freedoms and legitimate interests of natural persons and legal entities in the field of administrative services. Administrative service shall be intended the result of the exercise of authority by the entity providing administrative services upon the application of a natural person or legal entity, aimed at the acquisition, change or termination of rights and/or the performance of obligations of such a person in accordance with the law. Subject of provision of administrative services shall be an executive body, another state body, regional executive body, a local self-government body, their officials, a state registrar, a subject of state registration, authorized in accordance with the law to provide administrative services. Administrative services also include the provision by an executive body, another state body, regional executive body, a local government body, their officials, a state registrar, a subject of state registration of extracts and extracts from registers, certificates, copies, duplicates of documents and other actions provided for by law, as a result of which a certain legal status and/or fact is granted or confirmed to the subject of the application, as well as to the object that is in its ownership, possession or use. State policy in the field of administrative services is based on the following principles: (a) the rule of law, including legality and legal certainty; (b) stability; (c) equality before the law; (d) openness and transparency; (e) efficiency and timeliness; (f) availability of information on the provision of administrative services; (g) availability of information on the provision of administrative services; (h) personal data protection; (i) rational minimization of the number of documents and procedural actions required to obtain administrative services; (j) impartiality and fairness; and (k) accessibility and convenience for the subjects of appeals. This Law lists documents requested for the provision of administrative services.