If I am on sick leave, do I have to report to the military for a combat summons?
Received a summons to the roadblock, since 2007 he has been removed from the military register (disabled of the 3rd group, labor disability). Do I need to appear at the TCC? There is another nuance, in the summons my last name is indicated incorrectly.
Good day! In 2022, he came to the TCC to register on his own. At my request, they gave me a "summons", took away my temporary license, gave me a "runner" to the hospital, and with that they told me to pass the VLK commission. After passing the commission (Limited eligibility for two articles), I returned to the TCC, where they took the "runner" with the conclusion of the VLK, and on the summons, they wrote "to a special appointment" in red pen. They told me to carry it with me and show it as proof that I am registered. They also gave a Temporary Certificate, but nothing was written there. When asked why? They answered - "then, sometime after the war." The question is, does that summons with the inscription on the special appointment have any "legal" force somewhere other than my district? (In another city, etc.. Because twice during this time the employees of the TCC of my district approached me and immediately let me go with the words - "ah. you have something special...") And in general, can you clarify the situation a little or do I have to do something etc.. Thank you!