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The "controlled persons" register and the expulsion regime: checklist
Check whether you are in the register, submit notifications on time, and apply to the Ministry of Internal Affairs or a court if necessary.
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1. Check whether you are in the register
Check using your date of birth and passport details on Gosuslugi, ruID, or the website of the Russian Ministry of Internal Affairs.Steps to follow
- Check using your date of birth and passport details on Gosuslugi, ruID, or the website of the Russian Ministry of Internal Affairs.
- Request the reason for your entry in the register and the decisions concerning you from the Ministry of Internal Affairs.
- Within the period specified in the предписание о явке document, go to the unit at the place where you are registered.
- According to Gosuslugi, report your residential address in person or through Gosuslugi starting from the day you are entered in the register.
- Report a circumstance preventing departure or an unauthorized move due to force majeure within no more than 3 calendar days.
- Notify the Ministry of Internal Affairs of your departure date, border crossing, and route no later than 2 business days before departure.
- If you are leaving on your own, agree on your route with the Ministry of Internal Affairs unit at the place where you are staying.
- You may appeal decisions and actions to a higher authority, superior official, or court, and request an interpreter and a lawyer.
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