What should you do in case of wrongful actions by financial institutions that provided you with a microloan?
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1. Contacting a financial institution
Send an application or complaint to the head of the financial institution.
In the complaint:
Describe the specific actions of the institution that you consider unlawful.
Argue why these actions are contrary to the law or your rights.
Demand an official response and resolution of the issue.
2. Appeal to the National Bank of Ukraine (NBU)
If the financial institution does not respond within a month or does not resolve the issue, file a complaint with the NBU.
In the complaint:
Briefly state the essence of the violation of your rights.
Indicate whether you have contacted the financial institution and attach relevant copies of documents (applications, responses, etc.).
You can file a complaint via the NBU's official website or in writing.
3. Contacting law enforcement authorities
If you believe that the actions of a financial institution constitute a criminal offence (e.g. fraud or coercion to fulfil illegal conditions), contact the police or prosecutor's office.
In your complaint, please state:
Specific actions of the financial institution that you consider unlawful.
Evidence or documents to support your allegations.
4. Consultation with a lawyer
In case of a difficult situation or lack of results after your appeals to the financial institution or the NBU, it is recommended to consult a lawyer to determine further actions.