• You get no information or reaction from Myria on the handling of a case.
• The information that you get from Myria (through its brochures, its website, etc.) is incomplete or unclear.
• You are not satisfied with the accessibility of Myria (through the reception desk, by telephone, etc.).
• You must wait too long for a reply from Myria.
• You are not satisfied with the behavior of a Myria employee (during a telephone discussion, during a visit, etc.).

• Anonymous complaints
• Complaints without stated reason (you must describe your reason clearly)
• Complaints about events that took place more than one year before submission of the complaint
• Complaints about situations that do not fall under the jurisdiction of Myria
• Complaints about situations for which administrative appeal procedures exist
• Complaints about situations for which an appeal is pending with a judicial body (employment tribunals, the Council for Alien Litigation, the Council of State etc.)
• Complaints about situations for which proceedings with the Federal Ombudsman have already been started
• Complaints about a position of Myria on one of its three missions

Submitting a complaint to Myria does not suspend the period for submitting an appeal with the Council of State and with the judicial courts and tribunals.

There are various ways to do this:

• Fill in the contact form situated below.
• Fill in the Word document or pdf of our complaint form (electronically or by hand), print the document out and send it to: Myria, rue Royale 138, 1000 Brussels.

You will receive an acknowledgement of receipt within fifteen days.

If your complaint is admissible, it will be transferred to the appropriate department of Myria. They will investigate the complaint and give you a substantiated reply within thirty working days.

Then you can submit a so-called second-line complaint to the federal Ombudsman in various ways.

• P Federal Ombudsman; 48, rue de Louvain 48, box 6; 1000 Brussels
• T 0800 999 62 (free of charge)
• E contact@federaalombudsman.be