PREPARATION AND SUBMISSION OF A COMPLAINT TO THE EUROPEAN COURT OF HUMAN RIGHTS (ECHR) ✅ CRIMINAL LAW ✅ SERVICES

Actions of the solicitor:

Reviewing the circumstances of the case and materials indicating human rights violations.
Analysing compliance with procedural requirements regarding deadlines and admissibility of the complaint to the ECtHR.
Identifying legal grounds for submitting the complaint.
Preparing a written legal opinion with recommendations on further actions.
Advising the client on the complaint submission process and prospects of review.

Actions of the solicitor:

Collecting necessary materials: copies of national court decisions, administrative acts, and other documents.
Drafting the complaint in English with legal reasoning based on violations of rights under the European Convention.
Preparing accompanying documents (power of attorney, forms, annexes).
Verifying compliance of the documents with ECtHR requirements.

Actions of the solicitor:

Registering the complaint via electronic system or postal submission.
Monitoring receipt of confirmation of registration.
Providing the client with information on further procedural steps.
Corresponding with the ECtHR, including submission of additional documents or clarifications upon request.

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Preparation and Submission of a Complaint to the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR)

Preparing and submitting a complaint to the ECHR is a complex and responsible process that requires in-depth knowledge of international law and the Court’s practice. This service is intended for individuals who believe that their rights, guaranteed by the European Convention on Human Rights, have been violated by the state in which they reside or to which the case is related.

The main goal is to properly draft the complaint, prepare the necessary documents, and submit them in accordance with the established procedure to obtain a fair decision from the Court.

Legal Analysis and Preparation of the Complaint to the ECHR

Proper legal analysis is the foundation for a successful case. Identifying specific violations, preparing the evidentiary base, and complying with procedural requirements are of critical importance.

Lawyer’s actions:

analyses the circumstances of the case, documents, and national court decisions;
identifies the violated articles of the European Convention on Human Rights;
drafts a detailed statement of facts and legal arguments in the complaint;
ensures compliance with all formal and time-related requirements for admissibility.

Outcome: the client receives a professionally prepared complaint that meets all Court requirements and has a high chance of being accepted for review.

Preparation of the Document Package for Submission

Comprehensive documentation is essential to substantiate the alleged violation and ensure full consideration of the case.

Lawyer’s actions:

collects necessary materials — copies of national decisions, correspondence, evidence of violations;
translates documents into English in accordance with ECHR requirements;
compiles a complete set of supporting documents to be submitted with the complaint;
advises the client on the submission procedure and communication with the Court.

Outcome: the client receives a complete and high-quality document package that meets ECHR standards, significantly increasing the chances of a favourable review.

Support During Submission and Further Communication with the ECHR

After submitting the complaint, legal support is crucial for monitoring the process, responding to Court requests in a timely manner, and preparing additional materials.

Lawyer’s actions:

registers the complaint with the ECHR and monitors its progress;
informs the client of all procedural decisions and required actions;
submits additional documents or explanations upon the Court’s request;
advises the client on further legal options and strategy.

Outcome: the client receives professional support, timely updates, and assistance in ensuring effective protection of their rights before the international body.

Conclusion

Preparing and submitting a complaint to the ECHR is a key stage in defending human rights at the international level. The legal marketplace Consultant offers a full range of services: from analysis and complaint preparation to support during the Court’s review. This ensures high-quality protection, reduces the risk of rejection, and helps achieve a fair outcome.