By Metro (Subway)
Taking a taxi is usually not recommended. If you don't have Russian rubles, change some at an exchange office so you can pay for buses and metro.
At the airport, ask which bus will take you to the nearest metro. Usually you can buy your tickets from the driver, a conductor, or a nearby kiosk. In downtown Moscow you can walk to the nearest metro.
On the metro map find metro stop Shchyolkovskaya, which is at the very end of the dark blue line in the northeast part of Moscow. To do this you must be able to read Cyrillic letters. Otherwise, ask someone for help.
Buy metro cards at the ticket window marked KACCA and ride to Shchyolkovskaya stop. Exit the metro by walking toward the front of the train. Turn right at the top of the first set of stairs, go through the doors and turn right again and climb another set of stairs. Turn left as you reach the outside. Walk 20 meters or so to the bus stop. Board bus number 41 or 32. The bus will go straight the entire distance. When the bus turns right and then does a U turn to the left that will be your signal to get off at the next stop.
As you exit the bus, directly in front of you is the yellow division building between the surrounding apartment buildings.
If You Get Lost
The easiest way to describe your location is to know which metro stop you are closest to. You can call the division office at 786-8150. The receptionist will answer M-Th 10 am to 5:30 pm and 10 am to 1 pm on Friday. During off hours the guard at the gate should answer the phone. The division address is Krasnoyarskaya St. Building 3, though the building is not actually visible from Krasnoyarskaya Street.