Following a significant cyberattack that temporarily halted operations of state registries, the service "eRestoration" is now fully operational. This has been reported by the press service of the Ministry of Regional Development.

"Homeowners of damaged or destroyed properties can submit a request for compensation through the portal or the "DiiA" app, or via the Administrative Services Center," the statement said.

Additionally, the reservation period for funds for homeowners with existing residential certificates has been extended by 30 days - until February 20, 2025 inclusive.

"This will allow for a more relaxed process in concluding purchase and sale agreements for new housing to replace the destroyed ones," the ministry explained.

Reminder:

On December 19, Deputy Prime Minister for European and Euro-Atlantic Integration, Minister of Justice of Ukraine Olha Stefanishyna reported that Russia launched a cyberattack on state registries under the Ministry of Justice. Their operations were temporarily halted.

On December 30, the Ministry of Justice of Ukraine restored the functioning of three key notary registries after the cyberattack.

On January 4, the state registries system of the Ministry of Justice reopened the Civil Registry Office: the ability to register marriages, births, and other civil status acts has been restored.

On January 8, the Ministry of Justice managed to recover its website following the cyberattack.

As of January 20, the unified and state registries of the Ministry of Justice of Ukraine have resumed operations after the large-scale cyberattack.