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Human Rights Ombudsman of the Republic of Slovenia
Address:
Dunajska cesta 56 (4 th floor)
1109 Ljubljana
Free phone:
080 15 30
E-mail:
info@varuh-rs.si
Official hours:
Monday to Thursday from 9 a.m. to 3.30 p.m.
Friday from 9 a.m. to 2.30 p.m.
Your application will be understood as incomplete if not submitted in the official,
i.e. Slovenian language. If your knowledge of Slovenian is not perfect,
you might consider submitting applications orally on the record. An administrative
officer is bound by duty to file an application on your behalf in this
manner. Remember to bring along someone you trust to translate for you.
You can read more about submitting your application in an oral manner in
chapter 3.4.
3.3 OVERCOMING LANGUAGE BARRIERS IN
OFFICIAL PROCEDURES
All official procedures normally take place in Slovenian, the official language of the
Republic of Slovenia. This is why you are expected to present all official documents
for the requirements of the administrative procedure in Slovenian.
If you submit an incomplete application, an administrative officer will summon you
within five workdays to regularise it (for example, by having it translated into Slovenian)
and will thereby also set a new submission date. The timely regularisation of your
application means that is has been regularised and submitted in accordance with
the due date. Should this not be the case, an administrative officer may dismiss the
application without further proceedings.