First, the time for accepting legal aid.
(a) the legal aid institution shall, within ten working days from the date of receiving all the materials for applying for assistance, make a decision on whether to grant legal aid:
1. For those who meet the requirements, make a written decision to agree to provide legal aid, designate legal service institutions to undertake legal aid affairs, and notify the recipients. The legal aid institution and the recipient shall sign a legal aid agreement;
2, do not meet the conditions, make a decision not to grant legal aid, and notify the applicant in writing.
(two) the applicant for legal aid shall submit the following materials at the same time:
1, legal aid application form, and indicate the following items:
(1) Basic information of the applicant;
(two) the facts and reasons for applying for legal aid;
(3) The financial situation of the applicant;
(4) List of certificates and certification materials provided by the applicant;
(5) A statement that the applicant guarantees that the documents and evidential materials submitted are true. Applicants who have difficulty in writing can apply orally, and the receptionist will record it in the record according to the above requirements, and the applicant will sign it or confirm it by fingerprint.
2. Resident identity card, household registration certificate or other valid identification;
3, the applicant's domicile or domicile of the township government, neighborhood offices or the labor and personnel department of the applicant's unit issued by the applicant and family members;
4. Certificates and evidential materials related to the application for legal aid;
5 other materials that the legal aid institution deems necessary.
Two. Procedures for receiving legal aid
(1) acceptance
Civil, administrative and non-litigation cases
1. The reception staff of the legal aid center shall ask the parties applying for legal aid about the basic situation of the case in detail, make online records and check the supporting materials provided by the parties.
2. Those who meet the requirements for legal aid after examination shall be submitted to the director of the Legal Aid Center for approval.
criminal case
1. In criminal cases designated for defense, whether the defendant meets the conditions of legal aid shall be examined in time and reported to the director of the Legal Aid Center for examination and approval.
2. When the relatives of the defendant or the defendant file an application for legal aid in criminal cases, the receptionist shall review the financial situation of the parties concerned, make a record and submit it to the director of the Legal Aid Center for approval within working days.
3, through the public security and procuratorial organs to apply for legal aid in criminal cases, the center within three days to accept or not to accept the decision, and notify the public security and procuratorial organs in writing.
(2) Transfer
1. The director of the center shall, according to the suggestions of the reception staff, convene the center staff to discuss in time, and make a decision on whether to accept the application put forward by the parties within days.
2. The applicant shall be informed in writing of the inadmissible legal aid cases. If the applicant has any objection, he may file an application for review with the judicial administrative organ at the same level within three days from the date of receiving the notice.
3, accepting legal aid cases, should sign a legal aid agreement with the recipient and go through the relevant formalities.
4. After the legal aid case is approved, the legal aid center will assign legal service agencies to engage in legal services within three days.
The application for legal aid should be accepted within a few days, and an introduction to the acceptance procedure can be obtained. Applicants for legal aid can get a written notice of whether the legal aid institution accepts the application within ten working days after submitting the application. The content of the applicant's application, if it falls within the scope of legal aid, will usually be accepted, but if it exceeds the scope of assistance, the legal aid center has the right to refuse to accept it.