Written appeal to a state body
Where to send an appeal, a request or a complaint, and when to expect an answer.
Responsible body: Office of the Governor, Letters and Appeals Section
Guide to this service
A written appeal to a state body may be a proposal, a request or a complaint. Appeals to the Office of the Governor go to its Letters and Appeals Section. e-Irad does not send appeals; this page shows how to send yours.
Who can apply
- Anyone, with full name, postal address and signature. Anonymous appeals are not considered.
What to bring
- Form OG-1, or a signed letter
How long it takes
- Answered within 30 days of registration; may be extended by 30 days, and you are told.
- An appeal sent to the wrong body is forwarded within seven days.
Where to go
- E-mail: letters@iradgov.org, with a scanned signed page. Post: Letters and Appeals Section, Office of the Governor, Talas.
Common reasons for refusal or return
- Appeals about a case before a court are not considered by state bodies.
- A repeated appeal without new facts may be answered by reference to the earlier answer.
Forms for this service
- Written appeal to a state body OG-1 · PDF
Print on A4 paper and complete by hand in block capitals, in black or blue ink. Forms printed from e-Irad are accepted at every counter.
Legal basis
- Directive on Appeals of Citizens
See also
Text checked on 2 November 2026. Iradi and Russian versions of this guide are in preparation. Questions: e-Government Service Centre, +996-39-2-27-14-14, help@e-irad.org.