Address:
211631, Vitebsk region, Verkhnedvinsk, Sovetskaya str., 170
Tel. 8(02151) 6-77-83, fax 8(02151) 6-77-80
E-mail:
Vdv_vt@sledcom.by (except for appeals from citizens and legal entities)
Working hours:
Monday-Friday: from 9.00 to 18.00
Lunch break: daily from 13.00 to 14.00
Days off: Saturday, Sunday
Head of the Department:
Tomashevich Vitaly Stanislavovich, tel. 8 (02151) 6-77-47
Deputy Head of the Department:
Shamenok Anastasia Leonidovna, tel. 8(02151) 6-17-47
Inspector of the Department:
Nimikina Tatyana Grigoryevna, tel. 8 (02151) 6-77-83
Schedule
Of personal reception of citizens, individual entrepreneurs,
And representatives of legal entities by officials
Of the Verkhnedvinsk District Department
Of the Investigative Committee of the Republic of Belarus
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Head of the Department |
Lieutenant Colonel of Justice |
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Tomasevich Vitaly Stanislavovich |
1st Tuesday of the month, 3rd Tuesday of the month, From 8:00 to 18:00 Lunch break 13:00-14:00 |
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Deputy Head of Department |
Major of Justice |
Shamenok Anastasia Leonidovna |
2nd Thursday of the month, 4th Thursday of the month, From 8:00 to 18:00 Lunch break 13:00-14:00 |
Preliminary registration for personal appointments with the Head of the Verkhnedvinsk District Department of the Investigative Committee of the Republic of Belarus is carried out by phone 6-77-47 or by the inspector's phone (for documentation support) 6-77-83.
Verkhnedvinsk District Department of the Investigative Committee hotline: 8(033)3998024.
"Direct telephone lines" and on-site personal receptions are held by the management of the Verkhnedvinsk District Department of the Investigative Committee at least once a quarter. Information on the date and time of their holding is posted in advance in the district newspaper "Dzvinskaya Pravda".
Superior Departments:
Department of The Investigative Committee of The Republic of Belarus For The Vitebsk Region
Moskovsky Ave., 51a, 210038, Vitebsk, tel./fax 8(0212) 46 20 07
Investigative Committee of The Republic of Belarus
Frunze St., 19, 220034, Minsk, tel. 8(017) 389 51 32, fax 8 (017) 290 35 48
Electronic Appeals
Attention!
In connection with the entry into force on 01/02/2023 of the Law of the Republic of Belarus of 06/28/2022 No. 176-Z "On Amendments to the Law of the Republic of Belarus "On Citizens' and Legal Entities' Appeals", please pay attention to the following innovations.
From 01/02/2023, electronic appeals are understood as appeals from applicants submitted through the state unified (integrated) republican information system for accounting and processing citizens' and legal entities' appeals (hereinafter referred to as the accounting and processing system).
The accounting and processing system is an information system designed for submitting electronic appeals to state bodies and other state organizations and receiving responses (notifications) to them, as well as for processing electronic appeals, responses (notifications) to them, electronic copies of responses (notifications) to written appeals, and other information on the consideration of appeals, on leaving appeals without substantive consideration.
In connection with the foregoing, from 01/02/2023, if electronic letters from citizens and legal entities are received by the departments of the Investigative Committee, bypassing the accounting and processing system, such letters will not be registered and resolved as electronic appeals.
We also draw the attention of website visitors to the provisions of Article 2 of the Law of the Republic of Belarus "On Citizens' and Legal Entities' Appeals", according to which the provisions of this law do not apply to appeals subject to consideration in accordance with the criminal procedure legislation. Taking into account the tasks performed by the Investigative Committee in the sphere of pre-trial criminal proceedings, we inform you that the submission of applications for crimes, complaints and petitions in criminal cases, verification materials by sending electronic appeals (including through the appeal registration and processing system) is not provided for by the norms of the Criminal Procedure Code of the Republic of Belarus (hereinafter referred to as the Cpc). Such applications, complaints and petitions, in accordance with Articles 136, 139 and 168 of the Cpc, are submitted to the departments of the Investigative Committee in writing or orally (in the latter case, with recording in the minutes).
Electronic appeals to the Investigative Committee are submitted through the state unified (integrated) republican automated system for registration and processing of citizens' and legal entities' appeals (hereinafter referred to as the appeal registration and processing system).
Electronic appeals shall be made in Belarusian or Russian.
Appeals must contain information about the results of their previous consideration, with attached (if any) documents confirming this information.
Electronic copies of documents confirming the authority of the applicants' representatives must be attached to electronic appeals submitted by the applicants' representatives.
If the requirements for the form and content of electronic appeals are not met, or if electronic copies of documents confirming the authority of the applicants' representatives are not attached, the electronic appeals may be left without substantive consideration.
Responses (notifications) to electronic appeals are sent through the appeal registration and processing system, except for the case where the applicant requests in their electronic appeal to send a written response.
The applicant has the right to withdraw their electronic appeal before its substantive consideration by submitting a corresponding written or electronic application.
The organization's response to an appeal or a decision to leave an appeal without substantive consideration after appealing to a higher authority, as well as the response to an appeal or a decision to leave an appeal without substantive consideration by an organization that does not have a higher authority, may be appealed to court in the manner prescribed by law.
If incoming written and (or) electronic appeals of a similar nature from different applicants are of a mass character (more than ten appeals), responses to such appeals, by decision of the head of the Investigative Committee unit or a person authorized by him to sign responses to appeals in the prescribed manner, may be posted on the official website of the Investigative Committee without sending responses (notifications) to the applicants. After posting such a response (notification) on the official website of the Investigative Committee, subsequent written and (or) electronic appeals of a similar nature are not subject to consideration, and responses (notifications) to them are not sent to the applicants.
Electronic appeals of citizens must contain:
- the name and (or) address of the organization or the position and (or) surname, given name, patronymic (if any) or initials of the person to whom the appeal is addressed;
- the surname, given name, patronymic (if any) or initials of the citizen, the address of their place of residence (place of stay);
- the essence of the appeal;
- the citizen's email address.
Electronic appeals of legal entities must contain:
- the name and (or) address of the organization or the position and (or) surname, given name, patronymic (if any) or initials of the person to whom the appeal is addressed;
- the full name of the legal entity and its location;
- the essence of the appeal;
- the surname, given name, patronymic (if any) or initials of the head or the person authorized to sign appeals in the prescribed manner;
- the email address of the legal entity.
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