Do I understand correctly that the deferral is granted for the period of martial law, that is, it must be renewed every 3 months?
Should I receive it if I study at the university, am a reserve officer, but I do not receive summonses? Maybe it makes sense to get it when the summons comes? So as not to go back and forth every 3 months
Lorina Fedan
The deferment is granted for the period of existence of the circumstance on the basis of which it was granted. However, there are certain cases when a deferment is granted for a year or half a year and the person must confirm the existence of the circumstances on the basis of which the deferment was granted. Such persons include students who must confirm their studies. Moreover, the deferment is not granted for the period of graduation from the bachelor's degree and admission to the master's degree.
If a person is a student of a university and studies on a full-time (full-time) basis, he has the right to postpone mobilization for the entire period of study. But on the condition that by the time of mobilization (before the handing over of the mobilization order) she will provide documents confirming that she is a student to the military commissariat. Also, the educational institution itself must submit information to the TCC and SP about her enrollment in the educational institution. However, if such a person was served with a summons, it will be more efficient to submit documents to the TCC independently. Refusal to grant a deferment will be illegal after providing the study documents.