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If problems arise with public authorities in another EU Member State


SOLVIT provides an extra-judicial assistance when your EU rights as a citizen or as a business are breached by public authorities in another EU country.

SOLVIT aims to find solutions within 10 weeks starting on the day your case is taken on by the SOLVIT centre in the country where the problem occurred.

To submit a complaint, please fill in the online form in English or in Estonian. The complaint can also be submitted by post or by e-mail together with relevant documents.

SOLVIT is a service provided free of charge by the national administration in each EU country and in Iceland, Liechtenstein and Norway.

When to turn to SOLVIT

SOLVIT can only help solve problems, which meet all the following criteria:

  • EU rights as a citizen or as a business are breached
  • The problem occurs in another EU country
  • The rights are breached by public authorities in another EU country
  • The case has not been taken to court

SOLVIT can help you with the following problems:

SOLVIT cannot help

  • If the case is taken to court
  • If you have consumer-related problems
  • If your company is having problems with another company
  • Answering information requests or providing legal advice

Submit a complaint

Complaint must be submitted to the SOLVIT centre of the country where the plaintiff resides.

Estonian SOLVIT centre is established in the Consumer and Business Councelling Department of the Consumer Protection and Technical Regulatory Authority.

When submitting a complaint to SOLVIT, it is important to describe the occurred problem as clearly as possible, present copies of all relevant documents and correspondence and your contact data.

The State Portal eesti.ee does not provide legal assistance. Legal portal Hugo.legal will help you find solutions to legal issues of everyday life. European e-Justice portal provides information on justice systems.

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