First of all, in case of loss of a higher education document, it is necessary to apply to the educational institution that issued it. If such an institution is reorganized or liquidated, you should contact its legal successor: information about it can be found in the Unified Register of Enterprises, Organizations and Institutions. If there are no legal successors, then the application for renewal together with a package of documents must be sent by mail to the Ministry of Education and Science of Ukraine at the address: 10 Beresteyskyi Avenue, Kyiv, 01135, Ukraine, or to the e-mail box: *ez@mon.gov.ua *

The following must be added to the application:

• copy of passport or ID card;

• a copy of the identification code;

• certificate from the police (in case of theft of documents);

• copy of lost documents (if available);

• a receipt for the payment of the administrative fee for the production of a duplicate;

• written consent to the collection and processing of personal data.

In the application, it is necessary to specify the name and number (if the data is preserved) of the higher education document that needs to be restored, as well as the reason for restoration (loss, theft, destruction, etc.).

The Main Investigative Department of the National Police of Ukraine (GSU) is a structural subdivision of the National Police of Ukraine, which ensures, within the limits of its powers, the implementation of the legislation of Ukraine on criminal proceedings and is the main body of pre-trial investigation in the National Police of Ukraine.

Malicious software (MAL) is software that, if run, can cause harm in a variety of ways, including:

• lead to blocking of the device and its unusability;

• theft, deletion or encryption of data;

• use your devices to attack other organizations;

• obtaining credentials that allow you to access the systems or services you use;

• cryptocurrency mining;

• use of paid services based on your data (for example, premium phone calls).

Persons with disabilities (regardless of the group) have the right to cross the state border to leave Ukraine if they have one of the following documents confirming their disability:​

• a certificate confirming the relevant status or

• a pension certificate or a certificate confirming the appointment of social assistance.

Children who have suffered as a result of hostilities have the right to receive such a status. Minors who:

• Were injured or subjected to violence, including physical, psychological and sexual.

• Sneaked out and was illegally taken out of the country or kept in captivity.

• Were members of armed formations during hostilities.

The list of necessary documents for obtaining the relevant status includes:

1. Child's birth certificate or passport of a citizen of Ukraine.

2. A document that certifies the applicant or confirms the authority of the child's representative.

3. If available - a certificate of registration of the child as an IDP, a foreign passport and an extract from the community register about the place of residence.

In addition, it is necessary to write a statement on granting status and give consent to the processing of personal data.

In Ukraine, during martial law, not all men can go abroad, but women are allowed to leave the country at any time. But there are situations when even women are refused entry. Currently, when the war is going on in Ukraine, there are also rules according to which women conscripted for military service are prohibited from leaving if they do not have a document confirming the postponement. However, as a matter of fact, this rule does not apply at the border, since in the country women are expected to serve in the army only at their request.

The clause on the departure of Ukrainians abroad is regulated by the Law "On the Procedure for Departure from Ukraine and Entry to Ukraine of Ukrainian Citizens". And according to Article 6 of this law, Ukrainian women may be denied travel abroad if:

• They are under the administrative supervision of the National Police - until the supervision is terminated.

• Informed with information constituting a state secret - before the expiration of the restrictions (notified in each case separately).

• In accordance with the procedure provided by criminal procedural legislation, a preventive measure is applied to them, under the terms of which it is forbidden to travel abroad - until the end of the criminal proceedings or the cancellation of the relevant restrictions.

From August 1, 2022, neither a negative PCR test nor a vaccination certificate is required. All coronavirus restrictions have been lifted.

The current legislation provides for alternative acts, on the basis of which a temporary restriction on a person's departure outside Ukraine can be canceled: a relevant court decision or a resolution of the executor.

The judicial procedure for the collection of alimony can be carried out in the order of an order or in the order of a lawsuit. Injunctive proceedings are considered simplified, and therefore faster. Yes, it takes 5 days to issue a court order, while the court considers the case without summoning the parties to the court.

It will be possible to enter information about the registered or declared place of residence in the temporarily occupied territory, as well as in the territory where hostilities are (were) taking place when issuing or exchanging identity documents and confirming Ukrainian citizenship, or identity documents and confirm its special status.

Entering information about the registered or declared place of residence should not be equated with the registration of the place of residence. According to the Resolution of the CMU "Some issues of declaration and registration of the place of residence and maintenance of registers of territorial communities" No. 265 of February 7, 2022, registration or declaration of the place of residence is carried out exclusively by the registration body, on the territory of the territorial community, over which the powers of the relevant council extend. However, there is no such body in the temporarily occupied territories, as local authorities and local self-government bodies do not exercise their powers there. Therefore, it is impossible to register a place of residence in the occupied territories.