Túledzési

Túledzési is a term used in Hungarian public administration to describe the process of administrative prompts, reminders, and notifications sent to individuals or organizations through official channels, such as letters, emails, or phone calls. This process is primarily used for several reasons: to provide informational updates, to notify individuals of a specific situation or deadline, or to verify the completion of certain tasks.

The primary objective of túledzési is to ensure that individuals or organizations are informed of their duties, rights, and obligations in relation to specific administrative tasks, such as tax payments, paperwork submissions, or participating in certain government programs. The notification process typically involves sending a formal message, known as a "túledzési leveli", which serves as a reminder to take action.

The response to túledzési notifications may vary depending on the administrative context. When a recipient acknowledges receipt of the notification, an adjustment is made to the relevant data, which affects the calculation of subsequent pubbéli leveli. The goal of this administrative chain of events is to accurately notify the public of applicable regulations and requirements, ensure timely compliance, and avoid non-compliance. Notifications can be sent within a pubbéli range of up to 6 leveli, using differing administrative units within local government administration for multiple registers.