2.2 residence permits in the republic of slovenia - Ljudmila

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A party to an administrative procedure, i.e. you:
• must always tell the truth before the administrative authority and give a correct
and detailed account of the state of affairs;
• has the right to appeal on the first-degree decision (i.e. the first decision
upon the matter), unless otherwise provided for by the law;
• shall be notified of the possibilities to appeal in each decision issued;
Usually you may appeal a decision within fifteen days from the day you have
received it or in the period, defined by the decision. A decision may be filed
in writing or orally on the record at the administrative authority in charge of
issuing the decision.
• may appeal to a decision also if your application has not been solved in the
period provided by the law;
• must be 18 or older and capable of autonomously performing actions in the
administrative procedure.
An authorised representative
According to the General Administrative Procedure Act, an authorised representative
can be any person with full legal capacity.
An authorised representative has the right to perform actions on behalf of a party (i.e.
you) in an administrative procedure, whereby these actions have the same legal effect
as if they would have been performed by you yourself. An authorised representative
cannot, however, act as your substitute in actions where you alone are expected to
give statements. You may authorise an individual in writing, or you may give an oral
authorisation on the record.