Constitutional complaints may also be submitted electronically to the court of first instance in accordance with the general rules on electronic communication.

In the preparatory procedure before the Secretary General, missing documents requested may still be submitted electronically within the 30-day time limit set out in section 55 (3) of the ACC to the e-mail address hianypotlas[at]mkab.hu. The submission of missing documents must clearly indicate the name of the petitioner or legal representative and the case number of the case to which the submission relates.

Detailed description of the procedure for constitutional complaints pursuant to section 26 (1) of the ACC and downloading the form for the submission of a model complaint (in Hungarian) >>

Detailed description of the procedure for constitutional complaints pursuant to section 27 (1) of the ACC and downloading the form for the submission of a model complaint (in Hungarian) >>

Only constitutional complaints pursuant to section 26 (2) of the ACC may be submitted directly to the Constitutional Court in person, by post or by electronic mail to the email address tajekoztatas@mkab.hu.

Detailed description of the procedure for constitutional complaints pursuant to section 26 (2) of the ACC and downloading the form of a model petition (in Hungarian) >>

General information on the constitutional complaint procedure is available here (in Hungarian) >> and answers to frequently asked questions can be found here (in Hungarian) >>.

You can write to the Constitutional Court via the Constitutional Court’s website’s office gateway to request information from the Constitutional Court’s Office, for example on procedural rules and the status of your case. You can also use the office gateway to request information of public interest and to report an incident that may affect organisational integrity. However, it is not possible to submit a motion, a constitutional complaint or to supplement a motion already submitted through the office gateway.

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