State Insurance Supervision Service exposed on site its service feedback. Judging by its application, you should simply dial the telephone number of the Ministry of Finance ( 012) 404 46 99 and the extensions listed in the table below. It is urged to consult with letters and suggestions to the address: street, Baku Mammedguluzadeh Jalil, 71 , or by email : sigorta@sigorta.maliyye.gov.az.
№ | Subject | Supervision body | Internal phone |
1. | Letters | Finance and economy sector | 232,260 |
2. | Complaints | Complaints, calls and licensing department | 242,252 |
3. | Legislation | Complaints, calls and licensing department | 242, 254 |
4. | Reports | Insurance control department | 328,385 |
5. | Field control | Insurance control department | 358 |
6. | Attestation and licensing | Complaints, calls and licensing department | 242, 254,250 |
In this story there is an interesting nuance. Regardless of which phone or employee Turan appealed, the response sent us to the head of the press service of the Ministry of Finance, Mais Piriyev. Then what is this service for? Just a telephone would be enough. - 17D-
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