2.2 residence permits in the republic of slovenia - Ljudmila

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Your guarantee/proof of application submission
Receipt upon submitting an application by mail
Administrative authorities work on the basis of documents and written proofs of actions,
which is why you must protect your own interests as a party and keep all documentation
received from administrative officers (or at least copies if originals cannot
be accessed): applications, requests, decisions and, most importantly, receipts proving
that you actually submitted your applications.
Receipt upon submitting an application in person
When submitting an application in person, an administrative officer will give you
a receipt, which serves as a confirmation that you did submit your application on
a given date, as of which the time will be calculated for an administrative officer
to issue a decision or an answer. So remember to keep this receipt!
When submitting an application by mail, use the “registered shipment” service.
You do this by simply filling in the form, which serves as your confirmation receipt
as to where and when you have sent a certain shipment. Remember to keep this
confirmation receipt!
If you send your application as registered mail, the day you post the mail will
also be considered as the day of the application receipt. This basically means
that you may also submit your application on the last possible day according
to the deadline, even if the administrative officer actually receives it a couple
of days later.