Notifying the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Changes in a Security Company: Mandatory Requirements in 2026
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For most owners and managers of security companies, notifying the Ministry of Internal Affairs (MIA) of changes in activities still appears to be a secondary matter. In reality, it is a direct obligation of the licensee. Failure to comply is qualified as a violation of licensing conditions and can serve as grounds for the revocation of the private security license or the imposition of fines.
After obtaining a license, the security business does not remain static: managers, addresses, personnel, types of activities, and material bases change. The main issue is that while changes are made to the Unified State Register (USR), the MIA is often forgotten. However, the regulator assesses not the registration data itself, but the actual information in the licensing file and its compliance with the current circumstances and licensing conditions.
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