Are there really restrictions on resuming university studies after 25 years that make it impossible to obtain a deferment from mobilization, and are there legal ways to circumvent them?
I am a man of military age and I want to know if there are legal ways to avoid mobilization? I have heard that medical commissions sometimes decide that I am unfit for military service due to health conditions. What specific diseases can be the basis for this and how can this be done in accordance with the law?
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?
I am subject to military service. Can I be mobilized if I have a disabled child and am caring for him/her?
In the case of voluntary mobilization without a summons, if it has already been completed
Can a lawyer, as a representative, go to the TCC instead of a conscript, who has grounds for release from mobilization, to submit documents for release?
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?
Do I have the right to simultaneously study full-time for a master's degree at two different universities at the expense of individuals?
If I did not pass the NMT due to circumstances beyond my control, will I be able to enroll in a "zero course" at the university and what are the conditions for this?
If I notice an error in my data after applying for a postgraduate course online, can I correct it? And what if I am unable to do so due to technical problems?
Do I have the right to a deferment from mobilization if I am studying under a contract at a Polish university, but am formally enrolled in full-time studies at a university in Kyiv?
I was expelled from the third year of university, and then I enrolled in another higher education institution for the same specialty. Will this be considered obtaining a second degree according to Ukrainian legislation?