Serbia: complain to the Commissioner for Information of Public Importance and Personal Data Protection about unlawful processing of your personal data or an unresolved data-rights request. Identify the privacy issue and the remedy you seek, such as access, correction, erasure or restriction.
Article 3 covers controllers/processors based in Serbia acting in the context of Serbian activities, even if processing occurs abroad. For a foreign provider, the person must have domicile or residence in Serbia and the processing must concern offers of goods/services to them in Serbia or monitoring their activities there. Citizenship or selecting Serbia alone is insufficient. Personal/household processing is excluded; the Commissioner does not supervise courts acting judicially. A platform ban alone is not a privacy complaint. No account restoration or compensation is promised.
What to do
For access, correction, erasure or other rights, first make a specific request to the controller and keep delivery evidence. Complain after refusal, an inadequate reply or expiry of the applicable response period. Article 82 also permits complaints about unlawful processing itself; do not turn the prior-request sequence into a universal condition for reporting misuse. Use the official complaint form: give your full name and postal address, the controller’s name/address, the affected right, dated facts and requested action; date and sign it. Phone and email are optional on the form. Attach the previous request and delivery proof, any refusal/reply, relevant decisions and evidence. A representative needs proof of authority or a power of attorney. The form does not demand a routine ID-document copy. Include only necessary personal data.
Post or hand-deliver the signed complaint and evidence to Poverenik, Bulevar kralja Aleksandra 15, Beograd 11120, Serbia. The current contact page lists personal filing at 11:00–13:00. Electronic submissions are accepted at office@poverenik.rs; ask about the required signature format before relying on a scan or plain email. The site also lists eUprava, but its login/access and filing flow were not tested. Keep a receipt. Public instructions and the form were read; no submission or delivery was tested.
Save the complaint, delivery proof, case number and all notices; answer requests for missing material. The Commissioner must report progress and results and can order compliance, correction, erasure or processing restrictions under articles 78–79. These powers do not make it a general account-appeal body. Compensation is a separate claim under article 86. For a decision, article 83 gives 30 days from receipt to start administrative court proceedings; seek advice promptly. If the Commissioner takes no action on the complaint or does not provide the information required by article 82(2) within 60 days after filing, article 83 permits administrative court proceedings. This is a review trigger, not a promised 60-day final decision or a filing cutoff. Follow any correction notice and its actual deadline.
Use this route for your personal-data rights only where Serbian law applies. For a refused or unanswered rights request, identify the controller and attach your request and delivery proof. A platform ban alone is not enough; start with the privacy issue and the remedy you need.
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Requirements need checkingSerbia: complain to the Commissioner for Information of Public Importance and Personal Data Protection about unlawful processing of your personal data or an unresolved data-rights request. Identify the privacy issue and the remedy you seek, such as access, correction, erasure or restriction.Poverenik — Personal data protectionUse this route for your personal-data rights only where Serbian law applies. For a refused or unanswered rights request, identify the controller and attach your request and delivery proof.Cost: Normally free for the data subject under article 78. For a manifestly unfounded, excessive or excessively repeated complaint, the Commissioner may require necessary costs or refuse to act, giving reasons. Postage, translation, representation and separate court proceedings may have their own costs.Steps and full conditions
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What this route offers: Serbia: complain to the Commissioner for Information of Public Importance and Personal Data Protection about unlawful processing of your personal data or an unresolved data-rights request. Identify the privacy issue and the remedy you seek, such as access, correction, erasure or restriction.
Use this route for your personal-data rights only where Serbian law applies. For a refused or unanswered rights request, identify the controller and attach your request and delivery proof. A platform ban alone is not enough; start with the privacy issue and the remedy you need.
Article 3 covers controllers/processors based in Serbia acting in the context of Serbian activities, even if processing occurs abroad. For a foreign provider, the person must have domicile or residence in Serbia and the processing must concern offers of goods/services to them in Serbia or monitoring their activities there. Citizenship or selecting Serbia alone is insufficient. Personal/household processing is excluded; the Commissioner does not supervise courts acting judicially. A platform ban alone is not a privacy complaint. No account restoration or compensation is promised.
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The Commissioner may order compliance with data rights, correction, erasure or restrictions on processing under articles 78–79. This is not a general platform-appeal service and does not promise account restoration. Compensation is a separate claim under article 86; court review is separate too.Sources for these requirementsConfirmed by the source
For access, correction, erasure or other rights, first make a specific request to the controller and keep delivery evidence. Complain after refusal, an inadequate reply or expiry of the applicable response period. Article 82 also permits complaints about unlawful processing itself; do not turn the prior-request sequence into a universal condition for reporting misuse. Use the official complaint form: give your full name and postal address, the controller’s name/address, the affected right, dated facts and requested action; date and sign it. Phone and email are optional on the form. Attach the previous request and delivery proof, any refusal/reply, relevant decisions and evidence. A representative needs proof of authority or a power of attorney. The form does not demand a routine ID-document copy. Include only necessary personal data.Sources for these requirementsConfirmed by the source
Under article 21, the controller normally has 30 days from receipt to explain action on a rights request. A necessary extension can add up to 60 more days; reasons and notice are due within the initial 30 days. The form’s shorter wording must not be read as a 60-day total. These are rights-request response periods, not account-recovery times. A general deadline for the initial Commissioner complaint was not established; act promptly.Sources for these requirementsPartly confirmed
Normally free for the data subject under article 78. For a manifestly unfounded, excessive or excessively repeated complaint, the Commissioner may require necessary costs or refuse to act, giving reasons. Postage, translation, representation and separate court proceedings may have their own costs.Sources for these requirementsConfirmed by the source
The form is in Serbian Cyrillic. Administrative procedure normally uses Serbian; Latin script and minority-language rights apply as provided by law. Article 55 provides interpretation on request for participants who do not understand Serbian. Ask the Commissioner about language support; acceptance of an English complaint was not verified.Sources for these requirementsPartly confirmed
Post or hand-deliver the signed complaint and evidence to Poverenik, Bulevar kralja Aleksandra 15, Beograd 11120, Serbia. The current contact page lists personal filing at 11:00–13:00. Electronic submissions are accepted at office@poverenik.rs; ask about the required signature format before relying on a scan or plain email. The site also lists eUprava, but its login/access and filing flow were not tested. Keep a receipt. Public instructions and the form were read; no submission or delivery was tested.Sources for these requirementsPartly confirmed
For access, correction, erasure or other rights, first make a specific request to the controller and keep delivery evidence. Complain after refusal, an inadequate reply or expiry of the applicable response period. Article 82 also permits complaints about unlawful processing itself; do not turn the prior-request sequence into a universal condition for reporting misuse. Use the official complaint form: give your full name and postal address, the controller’s name/address, the affected right, dated facts and requested action; date and sign it. Phone and email are optional on the form. Attach the previous request and delivery proof, any refusal/reply, relevant decisions and evidence. A representative needs proof of authority or a power of attorney. The form does not demand a routine ID-document copy. Include only necessary personal data.
Post or hand-deliver the signed complaint and evidence to Poverenik, Bulevar kralja Aleksandra 15, Beograd 11120, Serbia. The current contact page lists personal filing at 11:00–13:00. Electronic submissions are accepted at office@poverenik.rs; ask about the required signature format before relying on a scan or plain email. The site also lists eUprava, but its login/access and filing flow were not tested. Keep a receipt. Public instructions and the form were read; no submission or delivery was tested.
Save the complaint, delivery proof, case number and all notices; answer requests for missing material. The Commissioner must report progress and results and can order compliance, correction, erasure or processing restrictions under articles 78–79. These powers do not make it a general account-appeal body. Compensation is a separate claim under article 86. For a decision, article 83 gives 30 days from receipt to start administrative court proceedings; seek advice promptly. If the Commissioner takes no action on the complaint or does not provide the information required by article 82(2) within 60 days after filing, article 83 permits administrative court proceedings. This is a review trigger, not a promised 60-day final decision or a filing cutoff. Follow any correction notice and its actual deadline.
For access, correction, erasure or other rights, first make a specific request to the controller and keep delivery evidence. Complain after refusal, an inadequate reply or expiry of the applicable response period. Article 82 also permits complaints about unlawful processing itself; do not turn the prior-request sequence into a universal condition for reporting misuse. Use the official complaint form: give your full name and postal address, the controller’s name/address, the affected right, dated facts and requested action; date and sign it. Phone and email are optional on the form. Attach the previous request and delivery proof, any refusal/reply, relevant decisions and evidence. A representative needs proof of authority or a power of attorney. The form does not demand a routine ID-document copy. Include only necessary personal data.
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Under article 21, the controller normally has 30 days from receipt to explain action on a rights request. A necessary extension can add up to 60 more days; reasons and notice are due within the initial 30 days. The form’s shorter wording must not be read as a 60-day total. These are rights-request response periods, not account-recovery times. A general deadline for the initial Commissioner complaint was not established; act promptly.
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Save the complaint, delivery proof, case number and all notices; answer requests for missing material. The Commissioner must report progress and results and can order compliance, correction, erasure or processing restrictions under articles 78–79. These powers do not make it a general account-appeal body. Compensation is a separate claim under article 86. For a decision, article 83 gives 30 days from receipt to start administrative court proceedings; seek advice promptly. If the Commissioner takes no action on the complaint or does not provide the information required by article 82(2) within 60 days after filing, article 83 permits administrative court proceedings. This is a review trigger, not a promised 60-day final decision or a filing cutoff. Follow any correction notice and its actual deadline.
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