The emblem of the FSSP of Russia, the Federal Bailiff Service, depicts a golden double-headed eagle with raised wings and three crowns connected by a green ribbon. In the eagle’s right claw there is a silver scroll with a seal, and in the left claw there are silver fasces. On its chest there is a green ornamental shield containing the golden “Pillar of Law”. In its full version, the emblem is built as an official heraldic sign with an eagle, a shield and agency elements, and a one-color version is also permitted. The abbreviation FSSP stands for Federal Bailiff Service, and the official name emphasizes the service’s connection with the enforcement of court decisions and the work of bailiffs.
The Federal Bailiff Service of Russia is the federal enforcement authority of the Russian Federation, subordinate to the Ministry of Justice of the Russian Federation. The service organizes and carries out the compulsory enforcement of judicial acts, acts of other authorities and officials, ensures the established order of court activities, conducts enforcement proceedings and supervises specific areas within its field of authority. For citizens and organizations, the FSSP is primarily associated with the enforcement of court decisions, debt collection, the work of enforcement bailiffs, maintaining order in courts and official services for checking enforcement proceedings.
