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Obtaining a certificate of a participant in hostilities in Ukraine can be carried out in accordance with the procedure established by the Procedure for granting and withdrawing the status of a participant in hostilities, approved by Resolution No. 413 of the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine dated August 20, 2014 (as amended).
Here is the general process of obtaining a certificate of a participant in hostilities:
Collection of documents: Usually, to obtain the status of UBD, it is necessary to present such documents as a passport, military ID or information about military service, as well as other documents that confirm participation in hostilities.
Applying to the relevant authorities: A person who wishes to obtain a certificate of a participant in hostilities should apply to the relevant military authorities, such as a military commissariat or other relevant authority, and submit an application together with the necessary documents.
Review of the application and documents: The authorities review the submitted application and documents to verify the individual's compliance with the criteria for combatant status.
Making a decision: After considering the application, the authorities make a decision on granting or refusing to grant the status of UBD.
Issuance of a certificate: In case of a positive decision, a certificate of a participant in hostilities is issued, which confirms the status of a person as a participant in hostilities.
Appeal (if necessary): In case of refusal or unsatisfactory decision, the person can file an appeal against the relevant decision.
Getting the status of udb in Ukraine can be carried out through the relevant authorities.Here are some steps you may need:
Applying to the military TCC and SP or military administration bodies: You need to apply to the local TCC and SP or military administration bodies with the relevant application and documents.
Documents: Usually, in getting udb, you need to have certain documents, such as a passport or other identity document, and documents that confirm your participation in hostilities, for example, a military ID, special awards, documents that confirm being in a combat zone actions etc.
Examination of the application and issuance of the certificate: After submitting the application and the necessary documents, your application will be considered by the competent authorities. If all the requirements are met, you can be issued a certificate of a participant in hostilities.
In-person appointment: Sometimes you may be invited to an in-person appointment to apply and receive your ID.
During the introduction of martial law, the procedure for registering the status of the UBD may change in accordance with the internal rules and procedures established in the relevant legislative acts and resolutions.
Yes, military personnel who have the right to receive the status of UBD can independently prepare the necessary documents and submit them for consideration by the relevant commission. The order of the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine dated November 10, 2022 No. 369 may determine the list of documents that must be presented to obtain the status of a participant in hostilities. This list may include such documents as military documents, medical reports, certificates of participation in combat operations, etc.
After preparing the necessary documents, a serviceman can apply to the relevant bodies or commissions responsible for considering applications for the status of a participant in hostilities. These bodies can evaluate the submitted documents and determine whether the serviceman meets the criteria for receiving the status.
Be prepared that the certification process may take some time and you may need some support from professionals or organizations that provide assistance to combatants.