Introduction and Service Overview
The success of any court dispute relies entirely on evidence. When the National Bureau of Enforcement or a private execution officer carries out the constatation of facts (documenting circumstances on-site), highly important legal material is created—photos, video recordings, audio files, and written protocols. However, obtaining this material is only half the job; the second, equally important challenge is its secure, long-term, and legally reliable preservation. If evidence is lost, damaged (e.g., deleted from a disk), or if suspicion arises that someone has altered (edited) it, its value in court becomes zero. To prevent these risks, the service for the preservation of evidence obtained through fact-finding exists. This is a special service of the National Bureau of Enforcement that ensures the obtained physical or electronic evidence is stored in a secure archive for a period determined by law.
This service provides the client (applicant) with a 100% guarantee that even years later, when the court dispute reaches the highest instance, the evidence will be presented in its original, authentic form. Material stored in a state repository eliminates any attempt at forgery and inspires full confidence in judges.