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Specializes in consultations on issues of military (mobilization) law, providing support when obtaining a deferment, preparing the necessary documents (applications, complaints, requests) for granting a deferment, appealing the decision of the Military Military Commission (preparing a complaint to the Central Military Commission and a claim in court), preparing the necessary documents and support for military personnel on issues of dismissal from military service.
Wanted announcement for military conscripts
Table of Contents:
- Who is on the wanted list of the TCC?
- When can the military registration and enlistment office put a person on the wanted list?
- How to find out if a person is wanted by the TCC?
- Wanted by the Military Registration Office - consequences
- The procedure for declaring a person wanted by the Military Registration Office
- Removal of the wanted list of the TCC
- Assistance in removing the wanted list of the territorial recruitment center
In conditions of increased control over military registration, there are increasingly frequent cases when a person ends up in the database of those liable for military service due to violations and inaccuracies. At the same time, many people do not even suspect about such a status. Law Firm Prikhodko and Partners helps to understand how it works in practice and how to act.
Who is on the wanted list of the TCC?
Conscripts are entered into the TCC's wanted list in case of violation of the rules of military registration, in particular, the grounds are failure to appear for a summons, failure to pass the VLK, failure to update their registration data, failure to register, etc.
It is worth considering that a person may not even know that a summons has been sent to them, but after fixing the violation, they are entered into the database. In addition, technical or human errors are not excluded - for example, due to failures in the register or incorrect data entered by TCC employees. In such cases, it is important to check the information in a timely manner and, if necessary, take measures to correct it.
When can the military registration and enlistment office put a person on the wanted list?
The deadlines for putting a person on the wanted list are not clear and vary depending on the specific TCC and the circumstances of the case. In particular, in the case of failure to appear on a summons, a person can be put on the wanted list approximately within 4–5 days from the date specified for appearance, and if it is a question of bringing to administrative responsibility and paying a fine, then information about the wanted list can appear very quickly - sometimes even within a few hours, or after a few days.
How to find out if a person is wanted by the TCC?
| Verification method | How does it work? | What will you get? | Features |
| Reserve+ application | You need to install the application and go through authorization | The red ribbon "Wanted" and the corresponding mark will appear in the electronic military registration system | One of the fastest ways, information is updated automatically |
| Diya | Create an electronic military registration document in the services section | A message and a mark about a violation of military registration are displayed | Convenient to check online without installing applications |
| Apply to the police | Personal visit | Police officers check data in databases | Suitable for official confirmation of information |
| Lawyer's request | A lawyer sends a request to the relevant authorities | Official response | The most reliable way to obtain confirmed data |
| Personal visit to the TCC | Direct application | Information is provided on the spot | Possible detention of a person |
Wanted by the Military Registration Office - consequences
Being wanted by the police and the military registration office can have a number of practical consequences for a person liable for military service.
First of all, there is a risk of being detained by police officers with subsequent delivery to the Military Registration Office to clarify the circumstances and fulfill the requirements of military registration. In addition, difficulties may arise when applying for certain state services, where the relevant registers are checked.
For officially employed persons, an additional factor is interaction with the employer: the company may serve a summons and demand that military registration documents be brought into proper condition; it is impossible to book a person who is wanted, with certain exceptions.
The procedure for declaring a person wanted by the Military Registration Office
Declaring a person wanted by the Military Registration Office and the Military Registration Office should not take place automatically, but within the framework of a clear procedure.
Firstly, the basis is the commission of an administrative offense in the field of military accounting (Articles 210, 210-1 of the Code of Administrative Offenses).
Secondly, after detecting a violation, the military registration and enlistment office forms an appeal to the National Police indicating the person's data, the grounds and the need for his administrative detention and delivery. The transfer of information is carried out electronically through state registers.
Thirdly, it is the police that enters the relevant information into the databases and, if there are grounds, carries out the detention with the subsequent delivery of the person to the TCC. It is important to consider that the detention is carried out exclusively by authorized bodies and in compliance with the established procedure - with the drawing up of a protocol, recording and notification of relatives or a defense attorney.
If this does not happen, then you have the full right to complain to the relevant authorities to protect your violated rights and interests. We advise you to consult with a military law lawyer in advance to know exactly how to act from a legal perspective.
Removal of the wanted list of the TCC
Payment of a fine
This is one of the most common ways. If the TCC has issued a resolution, a person can pay a fine, but quite often the payment itself does not guarantee automatic exclusion. After that, it is usually necessary to additionally appear at the TCC, update data or fulfill other requirements of military registration. In fact, paying a fine confirms the commission of a violation, but does not “close” the issue completely.
Appeal in court
If a person is included in the wanted list without issuing a resolution on an administrative offense or there are other procedural violations, such actions can be appealed.
Missing the deadlines for bringing to justice
The law establishes a limited period for imposing a fine: within 3 months from the moment the violation is detected (but no later than 1 year from the date of its commission).
If after the conscript is included in the wanted list within this period, a resolution is not issued, this creates grounds for appealing it.
Putting military records in order
In some cases, to remove a wanted person from the TCC, it is enough to eliminate the violations: appear at the TCC, go through the VLK, update your records, etc. This is the most direct way, but it may be accompanied by prosecution, and if you do not have a deferment, the risk of mobilization.
Also, sometimes the wanted person disappears if you send a personal appeal to the TCC or a lawyer's request with a request for this, provided that the wanted person was unfounded.
Assistance in removing the wanted list of the territorial recruitment center
Since the beginning of the full-scale war, the lawyers of "Prikhodko and Partners" have been systematically working with issues of military law and mobilization, therefore they have significant practical experience in cases related to the wanted list of the TCC. We understand how sensitive such situations are, therefore we approach each case individually and with maximum attention.
You can contact us without hesitation - we will analyze your situation and do everything possible to effectively resolve the issue.
Our services include:
- consultation and detailed analysis of documents;
- determining ways to solve the problem and providing recommendations;
- appealing the wanted list of the TCC in judicial and administrative proceedings;
- sending legal requests to authorized bodies;
- full legal support of the case at all stages.
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Can the TCC file a wanted list without a court order?
Yes, currently, the military registration and enlistment office files a wanted list by sending an application to the police without a court decision.
What is the fine if you are wanted by the TCC?
The fine ranges from 17,000 to 25,500 UAH (if you independently admit the offense and pay within 10 days via Reserve+, the amount will be 8,500 UAH).
How long is the TCC search valid?
The search does not have an automatic expiration date and can last for years, but it is worth considering that an administrative offense can only be imposed for 3 months, and after that it can be appealed.
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