Péter Magyar said that anyone can request documents regarding their own or their relatives' surveillance through Ügyfélkapu. But where and how?

Péter Magyar announced that individuals can request documents related to surveillance of themselves or relatives via the Ügyfélkapu system. This process allows those who believe a family member was monitored to access relevant records. However, the database currently available does not include information about victims, only network personnel. Requests can be submitted through the ÁBTL website, where users can specify if they are requesting documents for themselves or deceased relatives. The application can be initiated online, either with or without logging in, and requires personal information and details related to the search. Caution is advised when interpreting the data, as not all names listed indicate active surveillance involvement.

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