Is it possible to resign from TrO at personal request?

If you were mobilized and sent as a serviceman to the ranks of the Terrodefense, then you can no longer resign at your own will.

It is possible to be dismissed from TrO during martial law on the following grounds:

• by age (maximum age of service 60 years);

• according to the state of health: on the basis of the conclusion of the VLK about unfitness for military service with exclusion from military registration;

• sentencing by the court in the form of deprivation of liberty, restriction of liberty or deprivation of a military rank;

• by family circumstances (if they did not express a desire to continue military service):

• raising a child with a disability under the age of 18; a patient with severe perinatal damage to the nervous system, severe congenital malformations, rare orphan diseases, oncological, oncohematological diseases, cerebral palsy, severe mental disorders, diabetes mellitus type I (insulin-dependent), acute or chronic kidney diseases of the fourth degree, a child who received severe trauma, requires an organ transplant, requires palliative care, which is confirmed by a document issued by the LKK according to the prescribed form, but which does not have a disability;

• constant care for a sick wife (husband), child, as well as one's own or wife's (husband's) parents, which is confirmed by an appropriate medical opinion of the MSEK or LKK;

• conscripted and mobilized reservists, if the wife (husband) is among persons with disabilities and/or one of their parents or the parents of the wife (husband) is among persons with disabilities of group I or II, and contract workers — providing constant care for such persons;

• guardianship of a person with a disability recognized by the court as incapable;

• permanent care for a person with a group I disability;

• permanent care for a person with a disability of group II or a person who, according to the conclusion of the MSEK or LKK, needs constant care, in the absence of other persons who can provide such care;

• female servicemen in connection with pregnancy; staying on leave to care for a child up to 3 years old; if the child needs home care (up to the age of 6);

• one of the spouses, both of whom are in military service and have a child (children) under the age of 18;

• military personnel who independently raise a child (children) under the age of 18;

• support three or more minor children (mobilized);

• if their close relatives (husband, wife, son, daughter, father, mother, grandfather, grandmother or natural (consanguineous, non-consanguineous) brother or sister) died or went missing during the implementation of measures to ensure national security and defense, repulsion and deterrence armed aggression of the Russian Federation in the Donetsk and Luhansk regions, as well as during the provision of national security and defense, repelling and deterring armed aggression against Ukraine during martial law;

• at their own will (only foreigners and stateless persons serving under a contract).