If excluded from military registration is subject to mobilization?

When the legislation on mobilization was amended, it raised a number of questions about people who were excluded from military registration. The fact is that the transformations of the legal framework largely affected issues related to registration and data updating. Fines for administrative offenses have increased significantly, now reaching UAH 17-25 thousand. At the same time, many questions have begun to arise regarding those men who have been removed or excluded from the register.

If you are interested in the prospects in your situation, the lawyers of Prikhodko & Partners Law Firm offer high-quality consulting support. Military law has long been a focus of our practice, so you can find out relevant and reliable information tailored specifically to your story.

What is the difference between exclusion and deregistration?

Sometimes the concepts of exclusion and deregistration are artificially identified online, but this approach is wrong. If a person is deregistered, it is temporary. Deregistration is applied when:

1. the person liable for military service changes his/her place of registration or residence;
2. the person travels abroad;
3. the person liable for military service is serving a sentence for a crime that is not serious.

When we talk about being excluded from the register, it means that a person is unfit to serve in the army in wartime due to his or her health condition. Once a person is excluded from the register, he or she is exempt from military duty. Therefore, such a person should not be mobilized.

Do I need to update the data in the TCC?

As for updating the data, it is important to look at your military registration document. The representative of the General Staff, Yuriy Glushchenko, stated that persons excluded from military registration do not have to update their data. At the same time, on May 18, a legal provision came into force, according to which every man must now have a military registration document. If such a document does not contain a mark regarding exclusion from registration, you should contact the TCC and JV for clarification.

It is worth making sure that the register of persons liable for military service "Oberig" contains information that you are actually excluded from military registration. This can be done both through the "Reserve+" application and by personally contacting the ASC or TCC.

If the register does not contain up-to-date information about your exclusion from military registration, this carries a number of risks. Namely:

• you may be refused to cross the border;
• you may receive a summons and even be detained administratively.

In order not to expose yourself to all these situations, it is worth checking whether the register of persons liable for military service really contains information about your exclusion from the register.

How can we be of service?

The lawyers of the Prikhodko & Partners Law Firm provide a wide range of services in the field of military law. The main ones are:

• Counseling. Consultation from a specialist is a great opportunity to get answers to your questions, taking into account the peculiarities of the objective current situation.
• Legal support. We accompany our clients in their interactions with the TCC and other authorities and officials with whom they need to communicate in the legal field. If you are afraid of the risk of force mobilization, we can provide physical escort services to the TCC.
• Representation in court. If you need to represent your clients in court (mostly in administrative proceedings), we are ready to do so.

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