Operational-Investigative Activities Information Support Department
Identification
The metadata is consistent with the FSB unit usually rendered as the Directorate/Department of Information Support to Operational-Investigative Activity (УИООРД), subordinate to the FSB Counterintelligence Service (First Service). A 25 June 2007 interagency order names its chief as Viktor Petrovich Krivoshlyapov; later OSINT structure reporting continued to list the same unit under the First Service, but I found no recent official 2025-2026 confirmation of the current chief. ([docs.cntd.ru](https://docs.cntd.ru/document/902050354?utm_source=openai))
Location
No standalone placemark, dedicated street address, or coordinates for UIOORD were found in open sources. The best-supported geographic identification is a Moscow-based central-apparatus element of the FSB: open sources place it inside the Counterintelligence Service, while the FSB’s public central address is 1 Bolshaya Lubyanka, Moscow; the exact UIOORD office building remains unconfirmed. ([fsb.ru](https://www.fsb.ru/?utm_source=openai))
Migration control
Authoritative Russian legal materials place UIOORD inside federal migration and entry-control workflows. The 2007 commission for the state migration information system included Krivoshlyapov in his capacity as chief of UIOORD, and a 2010 Rospotrebnadzor instruction required decisions on an иностранный гражданин’s "undesirable stay" status to be forwarded to UIOORD. ([docs.cntd.ru](https://docs.cntd.ru/document/902050354?utm_source=openai))
Entry-ban data flow
A 2019 Russian court decision states that МВД migration authorities sent cancellation data on an entry ban to UIOORD over protected channels, through the central foreigner-records system, and cites the governing order for informing FSB of entry-ban decisions. The strongest open-source reading is that UIOORD functions as a receiving and synchronization node for national watchlist and migration records, not as a publicly visible field office. ([sudact.ru](https://sudact.ru/regular/doc/mhJkriDPksbr/?page=4&utm_source=openai))
Border screening role
Open-source reporting, rather than recent official documentation, describes UIOORD as tied to border screening and operational records. Agentura’s UIOORD and Sheremetyevo profiles say passport-control officers contact the UIOORD duty officer when a suspect or barred traveler is detected, and describe the unit as handling central FSB operational-records support; I found no public confirmation of the underlying infrastructure’s physical location. ([agentura.ru](https://agentura.ru/profile/federalnaja-sluzhba-bezopasnosti-rossii-fsb/upravlenie-informacionnogo-obespechenija-operativno-rozysknoj-dejatelnosti-uioord/))