I want to know whether citizens subject to reservation are entitled to a deferment from conscription. Can the conscription be canceled for such citizens and what conditions must be met for this?
I am a military conscript and tried to book myself through the company where I work, but was refused. Do I have the right to appeal this decision in court, and if so, what should my next steps be?
My husband has a reservation, but does not have a military ID card. Can he apply to the CCC to apply for a new one? Can he be served with a summons after the reservation expires, for example, for February 2026? And should he first pay a fine for untimely updating his data, and only then apply through the reserve?
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I read that it is now possible to officially reserve at work even men who are not registered with the military or are even wanted by the TCC. However, it is written that this does not exempt them from fines and even the possibility of criminal liability. I am very interested in whether a person who has been officially employed at a critically important enterprise and reserved for 45 days can receive a fine or be held criminally liable simply during the period of this "reservation"? That is, does the reservation actually protect such an employee from punishment, or is it only a temporary obstacle to being held accountable?
I am a military service member and work at a company that is considered critical. Can I expect to receive a reservation if the company is located in a frontline area?
If a religious organization has placed a clergyman on the reservation lists, is it mandatory for him to personally contact the CCC to report his status and receive a deferral from the draft?