Prosecutor's Office of the Moscow Region Hotline 24/7 Free

The Prosecutor's Office of the Russian Federation monitors compliance with laws and the Constitution and coordinates most of all control and supervisory activities of the Russian Federation. It is not part of the system of legislative, executive or judicial power, being an independent structure.

As a rule, the prosecutor's office and the court become the last resort to which citizens turn if they have not achieved the desired result. The grounds for appeals are violation of the rights and freedoms of citizens, non-compliance with laws and other regulations.

The prosecutor's office receives complaints from citizens, as a rule, at their place of residence. All requests are considered in the prescribed manner.

The portal “Complaint.Online” contains in a separate category contact information of territorial prosecutor’s offices with links to official websites

for Federal Districts and regions of the Russian Federation.

To go to the desired Federal District, click on the appropriate link!

• Central Federal District
• Southern Federal District
• Northwestern Federal District
• Far Eastern Federal District
• Siberian Federal District
• Ural federal district
• Volga Federal District
• North Caucasus Federal District

About the organ

The history of the Moscow Prosecutor's Office dates back to 1782. Officially, the post of provincial prosecutor of the late 18th century was established in 1782 in connection with the publication of Catherine’s law “Institutions for governing the province.”

According to Catherine’s law, prosecutors were supposed to “watch and be vigilant about maintaining everywhere every order determined by law, both in the proceedings and in the administration of the cases themselves, they had to preserve the integrity of the power established in the interests of the Imperial Majesty, and ensure that no one collected prohibited fees from the people.” collected, and had the duty to destroy the evil takings everywhere.”

In admonition to provincial prosecutors, Prosecutor General of Russia A. A. Vyazemsky said: “You will be in fear of slackers, and in patronage of honest people.”

Provincial prosecutors reported to the Prosecutor General a lot of information about a variety of facts of provincial life: about the misconduct of government officials, about the results of recruitment, about the state of trade, about losses, and even about the state of bread and herbs.

They invariably participated in meetings of the provincial government, on the minutes of which they made the obligatory note “read”. Every day they looked through entries in dozens of journals and statements of the provincial government, attended meetings of various committees and commissions, expressing their opinions on their activities.

Assistants to provincial prosecutors - solicitors - served the provincial prosecutor “with advice and in his name, they offered various conclusions,” and considered complaints, despite the positions occupied by the defendants. They gave written opinions on the investigation of criminal cases and conducted “litigation” cases.

Empress Catherine II ordered that “honest and capable” people be recruited to the prosecutor’s office.

The majority of Moscow provincial prosecutors were active and proactive officials, known for their intensity and aggressiveness in suppressing illegal actions. To a large extent, they did not have sufficient education, received a small salary, were loaded with many responsibilities, but were always

Structure

City prosecutor's offices:

• Balashikha city prosecutor's office
• Vidnovskaya city prosecutor's office
• Volokolamsk city prosecutor's office
• Voskresensk City Prosecutor's Office
• Prosecutor's office of the city of Dolgoprudny
• Domodedovo City Prosecutor's Office
• Prosecutor's office of the city of Dubna
• Yegoryevsk City Prosecutor's Office
• Prosecutor's office of the city of Zhukovsky
• Zaraisk City Prosecutor's Office
• Prosecutor's office of the city of Ivanteevka
• Istra city prosecutor's office
• Kashira City Prosecutor's Office
• Klin city prosecutor's office
• Kolomna City Prosecutor's Office
• Prosecutor's office of the city of Korolev
• Krasnogorsk city prosecutor's office
• Prosecutor's office of the city of Lobnya
• Lukhovitsk City Prosecutor's Office
• Prosecutor's office of the city of Lytkarino
• Lyubertsy city prosecutor's office
• Mozhaisk City Prosecutor's Office
• Mytishchi city prosecutor's office
• Naro-Fominsk City Prosecutor's Office
• Noginsk City Prosecutor's Office
• Odintsovo city prosecutor's office
• Ozersk City Prosecutor's Office
• Orekhovo-Zuevskaya city prosecutor's office
• Pavlovo-Posad city prosecutor's office
• Podolsk city prosecutor's office
• Pushkin City Prosecutor's Office
• Ramenskaya city prosecutor's office
• Prosecutor's office of the city of Reutov
• Ruza City Prosecutor's Office
• Sergiev Posad City Prosecutor's Office
• Serpukhov City Prosecutor's Office
• Solnechnogorsk city prosecutor's office
• Stupino City Prosecutor's Office
• Taldom City Prosecutor's Office
• Khimki City Prosecutor's Office
• Chekhov City Prosecutor's Office
• Shatura city prosecutor's office
• Shchelkovo city prosecutor's office
• Prosecutor's office of the city of Elektrostal
• Dmitrov city prosecutor's office

Specialized prosecutor's offices

• Interdistrict Environmental Prosecutor's Office of the Moscow Region
• Moscow Prosecutor's Office for Supervision of Compliance with Laws in Correctional Institutions of the Moscow Region
• The first prosecutor's office to supervise the implementation of laws at high-security facilities in the Moscow region
• The Second Prosecutor's Office for Supervision of the Execution of Laws at High Security Facilities in the Moscow Region
• The Third Prosecutor's Office for Supervision of the Execution of Laws at High Security Facilities in the Moscow Region

District prosecutor's offices:

• Prosecutor's office of Lotoshinsky district
• Prosecutor's office of Serebryano-Prudsky district
• Prosecutor's office of Shakhovsky district

Other methods of communication

These include:

• Internet appeal;
• social media.

The official page of the Prosecutor General's Office can be found on the following social networks:

• facebook - https://www.facebook.com/genprocrf;
• VKontakte - https://vk.com/genprocrf;
• rutube - https://rutube.ru/video/person/1252525/;
• classmates - https://ok.ru/genprocrf;
• Twitter - https://twitter.com/Genproc;
• youtube - https://www.youtube.com/user/genprocrf;
• instagram - https://www.instagram.com/genprocrf/.

You can get an answer to your question in the comments or community discussions.

To send an application to the electronic reception you need:

• Go to the official website of the department https://genproc.gov.ru/.
• Select the “Internet reception” section.

• Read the rules for submitting electronic appeals.

• Click on the “Agree” button.
• Select the type and type of appeal.
• Enter the applicant's details (full name).
• Indicate the region in which the rights were violated.
• Click on the “Continue” button.
• Select the response delivery method (email/postal address).

• Click on the “Continue” button.
• Select the subject of the appeal.
• Enter the text of the application.
• Attach documents (if necessary).
• Enter the code shown in the picture.
• Click on the “Continue” button.

In addition, the website allows you to select a regional branch of the prosecutor’s office to send an appeal. You can also choose another department whose competence includes solving the problem.

After selection, the system will automatically take you to the required page.

24-hour hotline of the prosecutor's office

Prosecutor's office hotline number. The call is paid, the fee is charged in accordance with the tariffs of the mobile operator. You can make a call at any time of the day, since the number operates around the clock, which makes it accessible to residents of all regions of the Russian Federation.

For military personnel, hotline number. By calling this phone number you can defend your rights related to the performance of military duties.

Helpline number. You can call this number anonymously.

Moscow Prosecutor's Office hotline number

Help desk number in Moscow and 8 (495) 951 37 46. The call is paid.

Official website of the Moscow Prosecutor's Office: www.mosproc.ru.

To search for contacts of the required regional department, it is recommended to use the service on the official website of the Prosecutor General's Office. To do this, you need to select the “Prosecutor's Offices of Subjects” section. Then select the administrative district and subject and click on the “Go” button.

The system will provide the necessary information about this department.

There you can also go to the official website of the prosecutor's office of the constituent entity of the Russian Federation.

Hotline in the regions

To clarify the hotline number in the regions, it is also recommended to use the search form on the official website.

The table below shows an incomplete directory of numbers.

How to contact the Moscow prosecutor's office

Citizens periodically contact the authority with statements and complaints. Any person wants his rights to be respected and observed. The prosecutor's office is considering such appeals. Usually, serious violations are within its competence. Therefore, many prefer to contact the authority only if there are compelling reasons.

However, in practice, people are more likely to encounter minor offenses. Believing that it will not be possible to achieve justice, citizens let the situation take its course, without disturbing others with their problems and without contacting the prosecutor’s office. However, not everything can be considered trifles. Thus, it is permissible to file a complaint if the seller violated the rights and weighed down a citizen in a store, or employees of medical organizations demand payment for a free procedure. In all these situations, it is necessary to report what happened. The list is not exhaustive. You can contact the prosecutor's office in other situations where there is a violation of the current legislation.

By the way! If you contact the prosecutor's office, it is not necessary to disclose personal data. To do this, you need to use the helpline. The following number is + 7 495 633 63 47. If you want to contact the supervisory authority in Moscow, you must use other numbers. You can contact a representative of the authorized body by dialing + or +.

When a call comes in, the duty officer transmits the information to the authorized body for further processing. The information is studied in detail, and then proceedings are initiated in the case. At the same time, when making a decision to initiate a case, the prosecutor’s office is based not only on written requests received from citizens. Sometimes an inspection is carried out if the relevant information is published in the media or a call is received on the duty phone.

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The free telephone number of the Moscow Prosecutor's Office can be used by all persons who wish to notify of an offense, but do not plan to disclose personal data. Typically, individuals act this way to ensure their own safety. Calls are accepted 24 hours a day. There is always an operator on duty.

Note! If you prepare a written appeal, but do not indicate personal data in it, the prosecutor's office will not consider it. The corresponding norm is dictated by established rules.

What questions can I contact?

Citizens can contact the Prosecutor's Office with any complaints that are within the competence of a law enforcement agency.

You can contact us for the following questions:

1. Obtaining advice from a legal specialist.
2. Resolving issues related to housing and communal services if non-compliance with housing legislation by the authorities of the Russian Federation is recorded.
3. If an act of vandalism was recorded over a cultural monument of history and heritage of the Russian Federation.
4. If the employer violated the Labor Code of Russia - in case of non-payment or delay of wages, the employer’s refusal to pay compensation for sick leave, if there was an industrial injury, non-payment of maternity leave.
5. Violation of the rights of Russian citizens if they are participants in shared construction.
6. When there is a threat to the life and health of a citizen.
7. The fact of fraud against a specific violator.
8. Violation of the country's environmental safety, littering and vandalism of natural reserves.
9. Violations of the procedure for conducting the unified state exam.
10. If the rights of patients were violated in medical institutions.

It is important to remember that the hotline should not be abused; every call received on the line is recorded. If a caller begins to threaten a prosecutor's office employee or provide false information, it will not be difficult to determine his identity. Then the attacker can be held accountable according to legal norms of law and order.

The hotline will help to understand legal issues if a citizen needs to make a decision about the need to contact a certain government agency. Perhaps the specialist on duty will tell you which institution is best to contact. If it turns out to be the prosecutor’s office, it will help with the correct algorithm of actions.

Response time and specialist competence

If a citizen wants to get advice, a specialist can answer him within a couple of minutes. However, if the problem requires consideration, then a period of 30 days is allocated for this. This applies to both telephone and electronic requests.

Hotline specialists have sufficient competence to provide a comprehensive answer to a citizen’s question. However, if a complaint is filed in connection with a violation of any rights, the specialist accepts and records it, but does not resolve it.