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 received a summons for military service during mobilization, but was unable to report to the CCC on time. Can I be held liable for draft evasion?
During the martial law, the draft was canceled, right?
Am I entitled to a deferment from mobilization, given that I am caring for my 90-year-old grandmother who needs care (there are appropriate documents), and her son (my uncle) is disabled?
If I have been denied a deferment from mobilization and I believe this decision is unfair, can I appeal it in court? What grounds can I use to appeal?
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?
I tried to get a booking through a fake job offer but was rejected. Is there a way to appeal this decision and what should I do next?
I want to join the drone unit of the State Border Guard Service of Ukraine, but I am the sole breadwinner in my family. Am I entitled to a deferment from service if I sign a 2-year contract?
How can I avoid liability for evading mobilization if I believe that my health condition does not allow me to perform military service? Can I undergo a medical examination on my own and submit its results to the CCC?
If a person received a summons but did not appear at the CCC, and then refused to accept the second summons at all, what punishment can they expect? Can there be a suspended sentence if the person has good reasons for not appearing?
I'm curious about the consequences for someone who tried to evade mobilization by using false documents from the VLK? Can they be held accountable if they didn't give bribes themselves, but simply received the necessary medical report?
I have heard that many people are evading mobilization. I am interested in what the consequences might be if a person evades mobilization? Can they be held criminally liable?
I received a summons to the CCC, but was unable to appear due to illness. Can I be held liable for evading mobilization if I provide the appropriate documents confirming my illness?