Challenge a resolution under the Code of Administrative Offences
Deadline calculator for appealing a ruling under the Code of Ukraine on Administrative Offenses
Select the scenario under Article 289 of the Code of Administrative Offences and enter the date from which to count 10 days. For cases in Lviv and the region, check the date the resolution was served, recording materials and proof of receipt.

Appeal deadline calculation
The calculator adds 10 calendar days to the selected date and moves the last day to Monday if it falls on Saturday or Sunday.
For most resolutions, a complaint must be filed within 10 days from the date the resolution was issued.
Enter the date for the selected scenario: the day the resolution was issued or the day it became effective.
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Estimated last day
the period is estimated to still be runningFormula: 10 November 2026 + 10 days = 20 November 2026
Deadline status: the period is estimated to still be running: in 10 days
no shift to Monday was applied
Caution: This is a preliminary calculation. An authorized body or court decides whether to renew a missed period based on an application; renewal is not automatic or guaranteed.
- Base date
- 10 November 2026
- Selected scenario
- We count from the date the ruling was issued
- Deadline under the Code of Ukraine on Administrative Offenses
- 10 days
- Calendar days
- 10
Calculation calendar
- Base date
- 10 November 2026We count from the date the ruling was issued
- Duration of the period
- 10 days
- Estimated last day
- 20 November 2026No extension for a non-working day.
- As of today
- the period is estimated to still be running: in 10 days
Renewal of the time limit, special methods of service, technical failures, or other circumstances that must be checked against the documents are not taken into account.
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How the calculator works under Article 289 of the Code of Administrative Offences
Article 289 of the Code of Ukraine on Administrative Offenses sets the basic rule: a complaint against a decision in an administrative-offense case may be filed within 10 days from its issuance.
For automatically recorded road-safety resolutions, road transport safety resolutions (photography, filming, or video recording), and certain parking resolutions, the appeal period is also 10 days from the date the resolution enters into force.
The tool provides a reference and does not independently verify service, when the decision became final, official non-working days, or other procedural details of a particular case.
Calculation methodology
Methodology for calculating the deadline to appeal a ruling under the Code of Ukraine on Administrative Offenses
Select the scenario under Article 289 of the Code of Administrative Offences: general or special for camera enforcement/parking.
Use the baseline date: the date the decision was issued or the date it entered into force.
Add 10 calendar days and move a Saturday or Sunday to Monday.
We do not automatically determine when service occurred, when the decision became final, or whether there are grounds to renew a time limit.
Example
Calculation example
The ruling in the administrative-offence case in Lviv was issued on April 5, 2026.
- Scenario: general resolution
- Base date: 05.04.2026
- Period: 10 days
Estimated last day to file a complaint: April 15, 2026.
For automated enforcement, parking, and other special categories, the start date may differ.
What to check in the documents
- The ruling, its date, and how it was received.
- Does the case concern camera enforcement, parking or another special category.
- Proof of service, entry into force, and records of the incident.
- Grounds for renewing the period if the complaint is filed late.
Frequently asked questions
Which date should I enter in the calculator?
This depends on the scenario. For the general category, enter the date the order was issued. For automated recording, certain vehicle categories, and parking, use the date the order became final.
Why is there a separate scenario for camera enforcement and parking?
Because Article 289 of the Code of Ukraine on Administrative Offenses expressly sets a different start for these categories: the date the resolution enters into force, not the date it was issued.
Does the calculator count only working days?
No. The calculation uses calendar days. The only automatic adjustment is when the final date falls on a Saturday or Sunday.
What to do if the time limit has already expired?
You can assess whether to file an application to renew the deadline, but the competent authority or court decides based on the circumstances and evidence.
Is this a final legal opinion?
No. This is a preliminary self-check indicator. Before filing a complaint, review all documents and procedural details of your case.
Resources for your situation
Calculations and checks
Official sources
- Code of Ukraine on Administrative Offenses: Article 289Sets a 10-day appeal period from the date the resolution is issued; for specified categories (camera enforcement/parking and others listed in the article), the 10 days run from the date the resolution enters into force.
- Code of Ukraine on Administrative Offenses: Article 291Describes when a resolution enters into force, including resolutions on road safety and parking.
- Prepared
- The methodology was prepared by the website editorial team based on official sources.
- 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.
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Need to urgently check the deadline for challenging a ruling?
Submit an application if you need to check the correct start date, prepare a complaint, or assess the chances of renewing the deadline in Lviv.
- the calculator result can serve as a reference for a conversation
- documents, deadlines, or contract terms may change the conclusion
- briefly describe the circumstances in the form if needed