You can contact Uzdarbiai.lt about editorial feedback, source corrections, broken links, topic suggestions, and cooperation questions. The main contact address is info@uzdarbiai.lt.
When to Write
Please write to us if you notice an error, outdated tax threshold, changed migration or labour-law procedure, unclear translation, or an official source that should be added to an article. These reports help us update content faster and avoid showing outdated information in search results.
You may also suggest topics that would help people working in Lithuania, freelancers, employers, or foreigners trying to understand Lithuanian institutions. We especially value questions that can be answered with official sources and practical examples.
What Not to Send
Please do not send unnecessary personal data, document copies, login details, declarations, or other sensitive information. Uzdarbiai.lt does not provide individual legal, tax, or migration advice and cannot review personal cases. If you need an official decision, contact the responsible institution or a qualified professional.
Response Time
We aim to respond to editorial and technical feedback within 3-5 business days. If your message points to a possible inaccuracy in a public article, we review it with priority and update the content or add clearer context where needed.
More information about corrections and updates is available on the Editorial Policy page.
What you can contact us about
The contact page is intended for editorial questions, corrections, source suggestions and general enquiries about the website. If you notice an inaccurate deadline, outdated tax or benefit amount, broken link, mistranslation or article that does not clearly separate a proposal from a confirmed rule, please include the page URL and briefly explain the issue.
We cannot provide individual legal, tax, financial or migration advice through the contact page. If your situation involves a deadline, dispute, declaration risk, residence-permit question or other direct consequence, contact the responsible institution or a qualified professional. Such questions may still help us identify topics that deserve a general explanatory article for all readers.
Substantiated editorial corrections are treated as a priority, especially when they relate to an official rule change, incorrect number or potentially misleading headline. Advertising, partnership or commercial messages are reviewed separately and must not influence editorial decisions.