Teavitati

Teavitati is a term used in administrative and legal contexts to denote the formal act of informing a person or organization about a decision, obligation, deadline, or event. The notification is typically delivered through official channels and is recorded to establish a verifiable date of communication. In legal drafting, teavitati may appear as a nominalised form referring to the act of notifying rather than to a specific person.

In many jurisdictions the process of teavitati requires including certain elements: the identity of the recipient, a concise description of the subject, the date of issue, the deadline by which action is required, and the consequences of failing to respond or comply. Notices are usually delivered by traceable means such as registered mail, secure electronic portals, or in-person service, and receipt is often verifiable through a delivery record or acknowledgment.

The content and timing of teavitati are important because they affect procedural deadlines and the validity of subsequent actions. Improper or incomplete notification can render a decision vulnerable to challenge, necessitate re-notification, or suspend proceedings until proper delivery is achieved. Privacy and data protection rules govern how personal information contained in notices is handled, stored, and processed.

See also: teavitamine, notification, service of process.