Avaldamist

Avaldamist is an Estonian noun used to describe the act of submitting or filing a document, request, petition, or complaint to an authority for consideration. It is common in administrative and legal contexts and is closely related to the verb avaldama (to submit, to declare) and to the noun avaldus (an application or petition). The term conveys the procedural aspect of presenting a formal request to a public or organizational body.

In practice, avaldamist refers to the formal process of delivering a document to a government agency, court, or other competent body for eligibility, decision, or review. Submissions are typically governed by rules about content, form, deadlines, and required supporting materials. Depending on the jurisdiction, submissions may be accepted via online portals, mail, or in person, and they are usually acknowledged through some form of receipt or registration. Timeliness, completeness, and compliance with stated requirements are commonly emphasized, and improper submissions may be returned or rejected.

Related terms include avaldus (an application or petition) and avaldamine (the act of publishing or declaring, depending on context). In legal and administrative texts, avaldamist is often described in phrases such as the submission or filing of a document, the processing of an application, or the handling of a petition. In translations, it is commonly rendered as filing, submission, or the act of submitting an application.