How to discharge from the Armed Forces of Ukraine?
The process of discharging from the Armed Forces of Ukraine (AFU) is an important stage for every serviceman. According to the Law of Ukraine "On Military Duty and Military Service" (Article 26), there are clearly defined grounds for discharge from service. This process may seem complicated, but the proper approach to collecting documents and submitting a report will significantly simplify the procedure. If difficulties arise, it is important to seek legal assistance. We will provide the necessary consultation and support at every stage of this process.
To successfully discharge from service, you need to take several important factors into account. The most common grounds for discharge are reaching the maximum age, health problems, disability, or difficult family circumstances. However, it is important to remember that each case has its own specifics, so the discharge process may differ depending on the particular situation.
Main Grounds for Discharge from the AFU
According to the legislation, servicemen may be discharged from service for various reasons. Let's look at the main ones:
- Reaching the maximum age. Every serviceman has a certain age after which he can no longer perform his duties. This is established by law.
- Health problems. If the health of a serviceman does not allow him to perform his duties, a decision on discharge may be made after a military medical commission (VLC).
- Disability. In the case of a disability being recognized, a serviceman has the right to be discharged from military service.
- Family circumstances. Certain family situations, such as the serious illness of a family member, may serve as grounds for discharge.
Report Submission Process
If you decide to discharge from service, you need to prepare a report and submit it to the appropriate command. The report submission process can be complicated, especially if you do not know the full procedure. Here are a few important steps:
- Preparing the report. You need to correctly complete the report in the prescribed form. Indicate the grounds for discharge and refer to the relevant article of the law.
- Document gathering. Depending on the grounds for discharge, medical certificates, family status documents, or other confirmations may be required.
- Submitting the report. After the report is prepared, it is submitted to the command of your unit. If the report is not accepted or there is an attempt to refuse the discharge, you should seek legal assistance.
Legal Assistance during Discharge from Service
An important part of the discharge process is proper legal support. We are ready to help you at every stage of this process, including:
- Consultation on properly completing the report and documents.
- Assistance in case of refusal from the command to discharge.
- Protection of your rights in case of legal violations.
Questions and Answers
Question
How can I discharge from the AFU due to family circumstances?
Answer
If you face serious family circumstances that require your presence at home, you can submit a report for discharge. You will need to provide confirmation of this situation, which will help in the decision-making process regarding your discharge.
Question
Can I discharge from service if I have a disability?
Answer
Yes, if you have a disability, you have the right to be discharged from service. You need to undergo a medical commission, which will determine your ability to perform military duties.
Legal Support from the "Consultant" Service
Legal support. We provide legal support for military personnel who wish to discharge from service, ensuring proper document and report completion.
Consultations on all issues. Our lawyers will provide consultation on discharge grounds, document submission process, and help solve any legal issues.
Transfer to another unit. We will help you if you need to transfer to another unit or subdivision.
If you have any questions or need a consultation, contact us at: +380631688139
Discharging from service in the AFU is an important process that requires a careful approach. With legal assistance, you will be able to go through all the discharge stages smoothly and protect your rights. We are ready to provide you with qualified support to ensure the discharge process is easy and problem-free.
