I'm trying to figure out at what point I can be considered a refugee or a person in need of additional protection: does this happen from the moment I submit the documents, or only after the migration service officially makes a decision and issues the certificate? I'm very concerned about whether I have all my rights even before receiving the document itself.
I saw that the issue of old 1994 model passports was mentioned. Is it already known for how long this passport can be used and is it mandatory to switch to an ID card in the near future? I'm wondering if there is a final date for such passports and if there will be any fines if I don't manage to replace it in time?
What will the new rules on public service access for individuals with multiple citizenships change, and how will this impact Ukraine's national security?
I would like to know whether the Ethics Council can continue its activities if only four members remain, and only one of them represents foreign experts?
Does a man of draft age between 18 and 60 have the right to obtain a passport without a military registration document?
I want to know whether state bodies are obliged to provide information on the progress of consideration of draft laws during sessions of the Verkhovna Rada, if these sessions are broadcast online?
I want to know whether the Verkhovna Rada will consider a bill on regulating the circulation of crypto assets this year and what main provisions it includes?
What is needed to obtain a passport?
Does Ukrainian legislation provide for liability for the illegal privatization of civil defense structures?
How can I determine whether the specified electronic signature in this document is signed? What steps need to be taken to confirm its authenticity under Ukrainian law?
If a police officer detains you during curfew, does he have the right to do so without a law? Is such a detention considered lawful?