Administrative procedure for appealing against decisions, actions or omissions of public administration entities regarding the provision of public services in the field of migration and citizenship

Abstract

The paper is devoted to the coverage of the administrative procedure for appealing against decisions, actions or inaction of public administration entities on the provision of public services in the field of migration and citizenship. An administrative appeal is a complex, complex legal institution that includes both procedural and procedural rules. The main forms of administrative appeal are judicial and extrajudicial; moreover, if a court appeal may be exclusively an optional stage of the administrative procedure, then the out-of-court form of consideration of the complaint, also being an optional stage of the administrative procedure, is itself a kind of administrative procedure. In other words, these forms of appeal in the light of the subject of our study will logically be defined as administrative-procedural and administrative-procedural. It is established that the administrative and procedural support of public management of migration is not used effectively enough to appeal in the administrative as a tool to protect the rights of individuals. To overcome this negative trend, we need both transformations in the field of regulatory support, in particular the above amendments to the Law of Ukraine “On Citizens' Appeals” and raising the level of legal culture and legal awareness of all subjects of administrative and legal relations in the study area. The result of intensifying the use of administrative-procedural forms of appeal in the study area should be to reduce the number of administrative lawsuits against the staff and departments of the DMS and ensure the implementation of the principle of efficiency of administrative decisions in the implementation of administrative procedures in public administration of citizenship and migration.