To begin with, you can go to the [Judicial Authority of Ukraine] website (https://court.gov.ua/) there, go to the tab "Status of case proceedings" and look at the name of the employer to view all cases that are being considered or have already been considered in court regarding him

You also have the opportunity to check if the employer is not in the Unified Register of Debtors.

In addition, you can find out some information about a natural person by installing a chatbot or visiting the Opendatabot website.

If the TCC and SP raise questions about the fact that your sister can take care of your father, you will provide evidence that she has been living abroad for many years. For example, it can be a response to a request from the Migration Service, etc.

The Directorate for Foreigners (UDI) does not consider the need for protection individually, but provides collective protection to all Ukrainians who fled the war in Ukraine, as well as their family members. In this way, the acceleration of assistance to Ukrainians is ensured.

Who can get collective protection?

You can get collective protection if:

• you are a citizen of Ukraine and lived in Ukraine until February 24, 2022. Citizens of Ukraine who were outside Ukraine on vacation or visiting family members, or were forced to flee due to war (no more than 90 days until February 24, 2022).

• you received protection in Ukraine until February 24, 2022

• you are a close family member of a person who received collective protection, regardless of nationality. Close members can be a spouse, roommate, children under 18 years of age. This applies to the spouse, cohabitant(s) only in cases where the marriage or cohabitation was concluded before February 24, 2022. The requirement that you be members of the same household with the person who received collective protection before 24 February 2022 is not mandatory in this case. This decision also applies if you and a member of your family apply at the same time. Even if the asylum seeker was in another place until February 24, 2022, the asylum seeker is still considered a member of the household. Except when the applicant can be considered to have moved out of the household.

• is "another family member" who, until February 24, 2022, was part of the household of a person granted collective protection. Examples of other family members can be children over 18, grandparents, brothers and sisters. This decision also applies if you and a member of your family apply at the same time.

• is a citizen of Ukraine and already had a residence permit in Norway until February 24, 2022. This also applies to you who received a residence permit in Norway until February 24, 2022, but entered the country later. Your previous permit to stay in Norway has expired or will expire less than two months after you applied for protection.

If you are not among those who can receive collective protection, you can apply for protection individually. If you are connected to Ukraine but do not fall under any of the above, you cannot get collective protection in Norway.

First of all, in order to receive protection, you need to submit an application for protection. For this, you need to contact the police.

After receiving a response to the application

If you receive collective protection, a decision with residence permit information will be sent to you by mail. You will also receive an email with a QR code containing a link to the movie. You will be prompted to watch the movie in your language. The film will explain your rights and responsibilities. It is important to watch this film. To watch the movie, you must either scan the QR code with your phone or follow the link in the email you receive.

After receiving the residence permit, you will receive an email.

After receiving the permit, you will also receive a residence permit as proof that you have a residence permit in Norway. Someone will need to show up at a police station to have their photo taken and fingerprints taken for ID. Some have already taken a photo and fingerprints for their residence permit when they applied for protection, and then there is no need to come to the police station. You will be notified if you need to contact the police. The residence permit will be sent by mail. It is important that your name is on the mailbox so that you can receive the letters that we send you. If you move before you get a residence permit, you must notify the police of your new address.

After you have registered with the police, you will receive a letter with your personal number.

Yes, you can in the Diya application.

You will need to fill out a short application. If you are a home owner, registration will take place automatically. If not, the owner will receive a confirmation link by e-mail or in the application (if it is installed), with which he must confirm this registration.

Step-by-step instructions:

• go to Action and click Services — Changing the place of registration;

• choose the required service — Change your place of registration;

• review the list of information that will be required to receive the service and click Start.

Importantly! You must have a taxpayer card (RNOKPP), Diya.Signature and one of the digital passports in Diya - an ID card or a foreign passport.

As such, there is no such discount, but there is an opportunity to pay only 50% of the amount of the fine for traffic violation.

In accordance with Article 300-1 of the Code of Ukraine on Administrative Offenses, in case the responsible person pays 50 percent of the amount of the fine according to the resolution on the imposition of an administrative fine for an offense in the field of ensuring road traffic safety, recorded in automatic mode, or for violating the rules of stopping, parking lots, vehicle parking, recorded in photo (video recording) mode, before the delivery of such a decision or receipt of a postal notification of delivery or refusal to receive it, or return of a postal item with a non-delivery mark, or within ten days from the date of receipt of the decision legal force, such a resolution is considered fulfilled.

The resolution on the imposition of an administrative penalty for the violation of the stopping, parking and parking of vehicles, recorded in the photo (video recording) mode, is also considered executed in case of payment of the fine according to the notice of bringing to administrative responsibility, left by an authorized official at the place of commission of the offense on the windshield of the vehicle means, including by paying 50 percent of the amount of the fine within ten days from the date of the corresponding offense.

In addition, if the amount of the fine is large and you do not have the opportunity to pay it immediately, then you have the opportunity to write an application for the restructuring of the fine. That is, in this case, you will pay the fine in installments during the year.

Electronic work books are officially valid in Ukraine from June 10, 2021. Digitization of labor books will last five years (from 2021 to 2026). After that, the data will be entered into the Register of Insured Persons of the State Register of Mandatory State Social Insurance and the final version of the electronic work book will be created.

Electronic work books are available in the office on the electronic services portal [of the Pension Fund of Ukraine] (https://portal.pfu.gov.ua/).

Here is an approximate list of documents that may be needed for the customs clearance procedure:

• foreign economic agreement (in particular, annexes);

• product specification for delivery;

• price agreement protocol (if available);

• invoice (indicating the country of origin of the goods, terms of delivery, contract number, etc.);

• depending on the type of cargo transportation – CMR invoices, railway, aviation, postal invoices;

• packing list;

• documents confirming compliance with measures of non-tariff regulation;

• documents for the purchase of goods (if the exporter is not a manufacturer);

• documents confirming the country of origin of the goods (if the goods are of Ukrainian origin);

• data of the carrier (address, contact data, EDRPOU code);

• driver's data (for cars – a copy of the driver's passport and technical passport of the car, trailer);

• certificate for cargo transportation with customs security (if available);

• TIR carnet (TIR CARNET – if necessary);

• ATA book (CARNET ATA - if necessary);

• certificate of transport costs to the border of Ukraine from the carrier (if necessary);

• quality certificates, passports, technical descriptions, product drawings (if necessary), etc.;

• documents confirming the authority of the person submitting the customs declaration.

On the official website of the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine - https://zakon.rada.gov.ua/laws/main/index.

According to Article 127 of the Constitution of Ukraine a judge may be appointed a citizen of Ukraine, not younger than thirty and not older than sixty-five years old, who has a higher legal education and professional activity in the field of law for at least five years, is competent, virtuous and speaks the state language.

So, in order to become a judge, you need to get a master's degree at a higher educational institution, which takes 5.5-6 years.

You can report this to their leaders, or, if it was them themselves, to the Command of the United Forces of the Armed Forces of Ukraine. This can be done:

• by phone (044) 271-39-86;

• to e-mail uzvk_mou@post.mil.gov.ua;

• on site.