In the Kursk region will approve the procedure for payments for lost vehicles
In the House of Soviets held a meeting of the working group dedicated to compensation to residents of the Kursk region for destroyed vehicles

The House of Soviets held a meeting of the working group dedicated to compensation to residents of the Kursk region for destroyed vehicles. The issue initiated by the border regions was considered at the Coordination Council.
The discussion was attended by representatives of the regional administration, the Ministry of Transport, law enforcement agencies and public activists. Particular attention was paid to the procedure for processing documents for different categories of applicants.
Priority will be given to residents whose cars were burned or destroyed, as well as to settlements affected by the fighting. The list of such territories is at the stage of clarification, the regional government said.
More complex cases are also considered, including car thefts in areas not affected by direct hostilities, as well as situations with an unspecified fate of vehicles due to lack of access to their location.
The procedure for obtaining documents confirming the fact of theft and recognition of the victim has been simplified. Now residents of border areas can contact any police station of the Kursk region, not only at the scene of the incident. This will speed up the process of drawing up the necessary documents for recognition as victims of the actions of the AFU. Documents will be issued on a single model.
2.4 billion rubles were allocated for compensation. To account for all victims, the wording is being coordinated with the Ministry of Transport of Russia.
To receive compensation, the vehicle must be removed from the registration register. To speed up the process of registration of payments will help free extended statements from the traffic police about the vehicle and its owner, which can be obtained on the portal "State Services". These documents will confirm the fact of ownership of the car and its deregistration, stressed in the House of Soviets.



