For the appointment of state social assistance, an authorized representative of a low-income family, whose identity is certified by a passport of a citizen of Ukraine or another document confirming the right to permanent residence in Ukraine (for a foreigner and a stateless person), submits the following documents:
a statement made according to the form established by the Ministry of Social Policy;
a declaration on the income and property status of persons who applied for the appointment of all types of social assistance, drawn up according to the form established by the Ministry of Social Policy (hereinafter - the declaration);
a certificate of income in the event that income is indicated in the income declaration, information about which is not available in the DPS, the Pension Fund of Ukraine, social insurance funds, etc., and according to the law, cannot be obtained at the relevant request of the social protection body of the population. If it is impossible to confirm such income, a written explanation indicating their amount is attached to the declaration;
a certificate of the established form about the person's direct participation in an anti-terrorist operation, in the implementation of measures to ensure national security and defense, repel and deter armed aggression of the Russian Federation in the Donetsk and Luhansk regions (if available).
Starting from 01.01.2004, the time of caring for a child until it reaches the age of 3 is included in the insurance period of the mother, provided that the person cares for the child until it reaches the age of three and on the condition of receiving child care assistance until it reaches the age of three age (Law of Ukraine "On mandatory state pension insurance". Edition of 04/15/2023)
The resolution of the regional regional executive committee can be appealed to the Central Regional Executive Committee or in court.
Resolutions of the Central Committee of the Central Committee of Ukraine may be challenged in a court of law.
In controversial issues related to the conscript's disagreement with the conclusions of the doctors who are involved in the medical examination, issues of control over the objectivity of the doctors' conclusions, the conscript may be sent for a control examination to a military medical institution by decision of the staff VLK.
The resolution of the VLK may be appealed:
administratively at the higher-level VLK, in particular at the Central Military Medical Commission (hereinafter referred to as the Central Military Medical Commission);
in court order.
The decision of the Central Committee of the Central Committee can be challenged only in court.
To appeal the decision of the VLK in an administrative procedure, it is necessary:
submit an application for review of the decision of the VLK to the higher-level VLK or Central Committee with an indication of the reason for the need for such a review;
attach to the application the documents that were provided by the VLK, as well as other documents that may characterize the state of health and affect suitability for military service.
In order to challenge the decision of the VLK/CVLK in court, it is necessary:
file a claim with the district administrative court at the place of residence (stay) or at the place of stay of the defendant (in accordance with the procedure provided by the Code of Administrative Procedure of Ukraine);
along with the statement of claim, it is necessary to submit a statement on securing the claim, in which the court is asked to oblige the decision of the VLK/CVLK to be suspended until the court's decision is passed.
We advise you to appeal the decision of the Supreme Administrative Court regarding diagnoses and fitness for military service in an administrative procedure to the Supreme Administrative Court of a higher level by submitting a request for a second medical examination. We advise you to appeal to the court regarding procedural violations of the National Register of Citizens and the National Register of Citizens of Ukraine, committed during the medical examination, in particular in the case of refusal to conduct a repeated medical examination.