Get an extract from the Unified Register of Pretrial Investigations

The present dictates new conditions for the functioning of the legal system. For example, after you have filed a complaint with the law enforcement officers regarding the commission of a criminal offense, the relevant proceedings are not automatically initiated. The statement itself is not considered a guarantee of the initiation of criminal proceedings. In order to properly protect the rights of each person, it is necessary to make sure whether criminal proceedings are currently open or not. To do this, you need to get an extract from the Unified Register of Pretrial Investigations. Specialists of our law firm Prykhodko and Partners will help you get an extract from the EAR.

What is ERDR?

According to the current legislation, the conduct of any search (investigative) actions by representatives of law enforcement agencies is possible only after the pre-trial investigation has been started. In turn, the pre-trial investigation comes into effect after entering information about criminal proceedings in the Unified Register of Pre-trial Investigations.

What is ERDR? This is a modern electronic database, which contains information on criminal offenses and the process of pre-trial investigation (we are talking about both valid and completed criminal proceedings).

This web resource was created to meet the requirements of the provisions of the Criminal Procedure Code. ЕРДР is a closed system. A limited number of users have access to it. Although only representatives of law enforcement agencies have access to this web resource, our lawyers can also help obtain this information through an appropriate request.

What information is contained in an extract from the ERDR?

Among the information presented in the EDPR:

• The date of initiation of criminal proceedings (or receipt of a statement about the commission of a crime).
• Information about the applicant.
• Preliminary qualification of the crime, a general description of the circumstances of its commission.

Information from the Unified Register of Pretrial Investigations is provided in the form of an extract.

It is worth paying attention to the following: an extract from the EDPR is a document generated by special software tools. This extract certifies the very fact of registration and entry of information regarding the committed criminal offense. This document reflects the current data at the time of request.

Thus, an excerpt from the EDPR is not a substitute for the resolution of the investigators, prosecutor, etc.

Who acts as registrars of EDPR? These are, first of all, prosecutors, heads of pretrial investigation bodies. Also, the category of registrars includes investigators of the police, prosecutor’s office, government bodies responsible for compliance with tax legislation and bodies of the State Bureau of Investigation (SBI).

Assistance of lawyers in obtaining an extract from the EYDR

Lawyers Prykhodko and Partners provide the necessary services related to obtaining an extract from the Unified Register of Pretrial Investigations. You do not need to apply to law enforcement officers yourself and waste your precious time. We will do everything for you.

Our lawyers also provide a full range of services related to obtaining detailed information about a legal entity or an individual, namely:

• History of professional activity.
• Criminal proceedings and court cases.
• The presence of relations with countries that are under the influence of sanctions.
• Obtaining a complete dossier on a person.

Such a procedure will be needed, for example, to check the trustworthiness of partners and counterparties. You will be able to protect yourself from lawsuits, financial and reputational losses.

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