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 Lviv cases, do not confuse a court com­plaint under the Civil Pro­ce­dure Code with working days under the Law on En­force­ment Pro­ceed­ings.

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Complaint deadline calculation

Select only a cal­en­dar sce­nario whose ap­plic­a­bil­i­ty has been checked. Fol­low­ing Law No. 4833-IX, parts one and two of Article 74 con­flict over the com­pe­tent court for certain com­plaints, in­clud­ing those con­cern­ing fees, re­mu­ner­a­tion, costs or fines. Se­lect­ing a mode does not de­ter­mine the com­pe­tent court or ap­plic­a­ble dead­line.

Complaint route and type

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.

Estimated result

the period is estimated to still be running
Last day to file a complaint20 November 2026
Date it became known10 November 2026
Period10 calendar days
Method10 November 2026 + 10 calendar days = 20 November 2026

Complaint deadline calendar

Date it became known
10 No­vem­ber 2026
Start of the period
11 No­vem­ber 2026The next cal­en­dar day after the se­lect­ed date.
Period
10 cal­en­dar days
Last day to file a complaint
20 No­vem­ber 2026No ex­ten­sion for Sat­ur­day or Sunday.
Deadline status
the period is es­ti­mat­ed to still be running: in 10 days

Before cal­cu­lat­ing, check the en­force­ment doc­u­ment, the subject of the com­plaint and the com­pe­tent court under the current wording of Article 74. Do not choose the longer 10 or 3 working days simply because that mode allows more time: a court com­plaint under the Civil Pro­ce­dure Code uses cal­en­dar days.

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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

  1. The user selects a route: a court com­plaint under the Civil Pro­ce­dure Code or a dead­line under the Law on En­force­ment Pro­ceed­ings.

  2. The date when the person learned or should have learned of the vi­o­la­tion is entered.

  3. For the court route, the cal­cu­la­tor adds cal­en­dar days and moves a dead­line that falls on a weekend.

  4. For a working-day cal­cu­la­tion, the cal­cu­la­tor ex­cludes Sat­ur­day and Sunday.

Example

Calculation example

The debtor in Lviv 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.

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. Law No. 4833-IX amended part one of Article 74 con­cern­ing en­force­ment of court de­ci­sions, in­clud­ing orders for fees, re­mu­ner­a­tion, costs and fines; part two retains pro­vi­sions on the ad­min­is­tra­tive court. Because of this con­flict, do not select a court solely from the order’s title: check the un­der­ly­ing doc­u­ment, current case law and the ap­plic­a­ble pro­ce­dur­al code.

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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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.

Free initial con­sul­ta­tion

Need to check the deadline and route for a complaint?

Submit an ap­pli­ca­tion if you need to iden­ti­fy the en­force­ment officer, the un­der­ly­ing doc­u­ment, the dead­line, and the correct method of appeal 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

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