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Complaint against an enforcement officer
Deadline calculator for a complaint against an enforcement officer
Enter when you learned of the enforcement officer’s resolution, action, or inaction, and select the route. For Kyiv cases, do not confuse a court complaint under the Civil Procedure Code with working days under the Law on Enforcement Proceedings.
Complaint deadline calculation
Select the mode: a court complaint under the Civil Procedure Code is calculated in calendar days, while the period under Article 74 of the Law on Enforcement Proceedings is in working days.
For a court complaint under the Civil Procedure Code during enforcement of a court decision in a civil case.
This may be the date you received the order, a bank notification, ASVP data, or the enforcement officer’s response.
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Estimated result
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- Date it became known
- 23 October 2026
- Start of the period
- 24 October 2026The next calendar day after the selected date.
- Period
- 10 calendar days
- Last day to file a complaint
- 2 November 2026No extension for Saturday or Sunday.
- Deadline status
- the period is estimated to still be running: in 10 days
The calculator does not determine the correct complaint route. If a court complaint under the Civil Procedure Code applies, do not rely on the longer working-day period without checking the documents.
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What this calculation shows
For complaints about an enforcement officer, first determine the route. Under the Civil Procedure Code, a court complaint in a civil case has a 10-day period, or 3 days for a resolution postponing enforcement actions. Article 74 of the Law “On Enforcement Proceedings” uses 10 or 3 working days.
The calculation provides a quick calendar estimate. Before filing, identify the case number, the decision or inaction, the enforcement officer, the underlying document, and the procedural route for challenging it.
Calculation methodology
Methodology for calculating the complaint deadline
- The user selects a route: a court complaint under the Civil Procedure Code or a deadline under the Law on Enforcement Proceedings.
- The date when the person learned or should have learned of the violation is entered.
- For the court route, the calculator adds calendar days and moves a deadline that falls on a weekend.
- For a working-day calculation, the calculator excludes Saturday and Sunday.
Calculation example
The debtor in Kyiv saw an account attachment at the bank and received the enforcement officer’s order on June 8, 2026.
- Route: court complaint under the Civil Procedure Code
- Date it became known: 08.06.2026
- Period: 10 calendar days
Estimated last day for a court complaint: June 18, 2026. If the selected route is indeed counted in working days, the calendar date may differ.
Separately check whether the enforcement officer’s action itself is being challenged, which procedural route applies and whether the instrument authorizing enforcement must be challenged.
What to check in the documents
- The enforcement officer’s order, bank notice, ASVP data, or other evidence of the violation.
- Enforcement proceeding number, and details of the enforcement officer, creditor, and debtor.
- The enforcement document on the basis of which the proceedings were opened.
- Proof of the date you learned of the decision, action, or omission.
Official sources
- Law of Ukraine “On Enforcement Proceedings”Article 74 sets the periods for appealing an enforcement officer’s decisions, actions, or omissions.
- Civil Procedure Code of UkraineArticles 447–449 govern court challenges to an enforcement officer’s decisions, actions, or omissions in civil cases.
- Prepared
- The methodology was prepared by the website editorial team based on official sources.
- Checked
- The calculation has been reviewed by a lawyer; no personal data was published.
- Important
- The tool provides a preliminary result and does not replace document review.
Current as of . The calculation is preliminary and depends on the documents and circumstances.
Frequently asked questions
Why does the calculator use both calendar and working days?
Because different sources set different rules. For a court complaint in a civil case, the Civil Procedure Code provides 10 or 3 days, while Article 74 of the Law “On Enforcement Proceedings” refers to 10 or 3 working days.
Is it enough to know the date the account was frozen?
Not always. The order, enforcement proceeding number, enforcement officer, and the date you learned of the infringement must be established.
Where to file a complaint against an enforcement officer?
The route depends on the document being enforced and the subject of the complaint. It may be a court under a procedural code, an administrative court, the head of a State Enforcement Service department, or another oversight body.
What to do if the time limit has already expired?
Need to assess evidence of when the violation became known and whether to request renewal or argue that the period has not yet begun.
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Submit an application if you need to identify the enforcement officer, the underlying document, the deadline, and the correct method of appeal in Kyiv.
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