...postponement from mobilization?
Where to get help after being injured in war?
He opened all the boxes, broke things. Maybe he stole something, I don't know, there was no description of the parcels.
After a heart attack, he was dismissed from the Armed Forces, but they do not want to provide documents that he suffered a heart attack during military service. How to proceed?
I live with a woman from whom I have a son (in the certificate it is written that I am the father), we are not married, because due to the war, our plans for a receipt were postponed until later, and we recently had twins, we went to the National Register of Citizens to register the children, but we were told that they could not do it - I needed my military ID (I lost it a long time ago and did not make a new one). I understand that you need to go to your TCC at the place of registration and make a new one. But the woman raised the alarm so that I would not be taken away. My question is the following: is it safe to go to the TCC and make a military card, or do I still need to make some kind of certificate that I live with a woman and provide for her. After all, recently there have been many cases of TCCs ignoring all rights and taking people by force.
If a wife takes a child from an orphanage and becomes its guardian, is her husband also considered a guardian? Is he subject to mobilization in such a case?
After the shelling, they exchanged the wreath at their own expense, for 38,000 hryvnias. The checks were saved. And if there will be, is it in full? Because they didn't choose the cheapest ones, they took those that were already available and made, they didn't wait for cheaper ones to be made, because then there were heavy rains, the apartment could be flooded.