REPORT ON DISMISSAL FOR FAMILY CIRCUMSTANCES

Military service, especially during wartime, is an important constitutional duty of a citizen. But there are situations when, due to certain objective family circumstances, a serviceman cannot continue his service in the army. And then the question arises of how to properly resign from military service. After all, it is far from always possible to get such information from commanders or other officials, and then one has to look for the order of dismissal from military service due to family circumstances.

Report on dismissal for family reasons: grounds

The basis for dismissal from military service is a serviceman's report indicating the grounds for dismissal. The report must describe in detail the family circumstance that gives the right to be exempted from military service. In order to confirm the specified circumstances, supporting documents must be provided, such documents must be duly certified. That is, if these are copies of documents, they must be notarized.

What family circumstances give the right to exemption?

Disability of the spouse or disability of the 1st and 2nd groups of parents of a serviceman or his wife.

Being dependent on three minor children. At the same time, it is not important whether these children are from one or different marriages.

If the children are from different marriages and the father pays alimony for them, then it is additionally necessary to obtain a certificate of this from the executive service on the payment of alimony.

If the husband or wife is also in military service, and they have a minor child to support.

Procedure for submitting a report

The report on dismissal from military service due to family circumstances is submitted personally by the serviceman to the commander of the unit together with supporting documents for such dismissal. If a serviceman cannot personally submit such a report due to certain circumstances (participation in hostilities), then his relatives can apply to the recruitment and social support center with documents confirming the family circumstances that give the right to discharge with an application for the release of their relative to the reserve .

Difficulty

In practice, military personnel may encounter the fact that unit commanders often ignore such reports, do not consider them, or they are lost altogether. For this purpose, it is recommended to submit such a report in two copies if possible, one to be submitted to the commander, and the others with a signature on the registration of such a report to be kept.

Recommendations

Even with the presence of all supporting documents, there is no guarantee that everything will go smoothly and that the serviceman will be quickly released from military service. Therefore, in such cases, you should not ignore the help of specialists in the field of law. After all, turning to a lawyer or a lawyer is a guarantee of observing the rights of citizens in any situation.