Debts can be unexpected: Ulyanovsk residents told where to check the debt

At the railway station “Ulyanovsk-Central” bailiffs and transport police officers held a joint action “Learn about your debts”. Find out about your rights.” Residents of the city were able to check the presence of debts, get advice and learn how to independently monitor enforcement proceedings.

The information meeting was organized by employees of the Ulyanovsk FSSP of Russia in the Ulyanovsk region together with representatives of the Ulyanovsk linear department of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia in transport.

During the action, specialists answered questions from citizens, helped to deal with existing debts and explained what consequences can occur when evading their repayment.

Particular attention was paid to electronic services that allow you to receive the necessary information without a personal visit to the department. The Ulyanovsk residents were shown how to use the Data Bank of Executive Proceedings on the official website of the regional department of the FSSP.

With the help of this service, citizens can independently check whether enforcement proceedings have been instituted against them, and get acquainted with the available information about the debt.

In addition, the meeting participants were told about the procedure for applying to bailiffs. In the presence of a confirmed account on the portal “State Services”, residents of the region can pre-register for a personal reception through a special service on the website of the department.

You can choose a convenient time to visit the bailiff-executor, the head of the structural unit or his deputy.

You can also get advice by calling the regional department of the FSSP 8 (8422) 39-93-05. Specialists answer questions on enforcement proceedings on working days from 8:00 to 17:00.

The department reminds that information about debts should be checked through official sources. This allows you to obtain reliable information and reduces the risk of encountering fraudsters who use the topic of debts to deceive citizens.