Administrative law
Help with government decisions, permits, and public services.
About this service
A government notice or rejected application may be difficult to understand. We help you read the decision and identify the next step. This may involve asking for a review, making a complaint, or using a legal appeal process.
What we can help with
- Government notices and decisions
- Permit and licence issues
- Complaints about public services
- Reviews and appeals where the law allows
Law in Nepal
Nepal’s Good Governance Act sets out duties for public administration. Other laws set the rules for particular offices, permits, and appeals. We check the law that applies to the office and decision involved.
Read the law
Common questions
About our services and office.
My application was rejected by a government office. What can I do?
Bring the written rejection or notice to our office. We read the stated reason, check which law applies to that office, and explain whether a review, a complaint, or an appeal is available to you.
Is there a time limit for appealing a government decision?
Many decisions carry a deadline for review or appeal, and the period differs by law and by office. Because of this, bring the notice to us as soon as you receive it rather than waiting.
Can you help with a permit or licence problem?
Yes. We help you understand what the office requires, what your application is missing, and what steps the relevant law allows if a permit or licence has been refused or withdrawn.