Publication date: 01.05.2024
The new law on mobilization comes into force on May 18, 2024. It establishes a number of additional obligations for Ukrainians. Those who are registered for military service are obliged to update their residential address, phone numbers and other personal data within 60 days.
So, who doesn't need to go to the CMC after the new law on mobilization comes into force.
Who needs to update their data in the MCC
For those who are on the territory of Ukraine, there are three ways to update their data:
1. to come to the CCC and JV on your own;
2. through administrative service centers;
3. through the electronic cabinet.
If you are abroad, you can provide such data to the official e-mail address or telephone number of the CCP, which must be indicated on the official website of such CCP, or through the electronic cabinet. It is planned that the update through the ASC should start working on May 17, and the electronic cabinet - on June 17.
"Since the law explicitly states the obligation for all citizens to update their data, this also applies to women who are registered for military service. Currently, women who have or are getting medical/pharmaceutical education are obliged to register for military service in the military commissariats and joint ventures," says Anton Marynych.
Thus, the legislator has established the obligation to update their data within 60 days (starting from May 18) for the following categories
- conscripts - 17-25 years old who have a certificate of registration;
- persons liable for military service - 25-60 years old who have a temporary certificate or military ID;
- women doctors and pharmacists who are registered with the military.
"So the situation is such that regardless of whether you are a conscript or a person liable for military service, and whether you have grounds for a postponement, you have an obligation to update your data within 60 days," the source explains.
Who does not have to go to military registration and enlistment offices
The obligation to go to a military registration and enlistment office to update their data does not apply to citizens who are excluded from military registration, so they do not need to update their data, says Anton Marynych.
According to the new law, the following citizens are subject to exclusion from military registration in the MCC and JV
- ceased to be citizens of Ukraine;
- Are recognized as unfit for military service;
- have reached the age limit for being in the reserve.
"If you are deregistered, your military registration document is not withdrawn and data on your deregistration is entered into it. If you updated your data before May 18 (before the law came into force), in any case, he has an obligation to update it again, even if there have been no changes," says the legal adviser.
"These are not volunteers." An Armed Forces major tells who is standing in line at the shopping center and the joint venture
In recent days, queues of men who want to update their military records have grown near the TCC and JV, but these are not volunteers or those who have received a call, but mostly people who have a deferral from mobilization or reservations.
This was stated by Major Roman Istomin, head of the public relations service of the Poltava regional territorial center for recruitment and social support.
"Most of those who are currently standing in line are still persons liable for military service who have either grounds for deferment or grounds for reservation," he said.
According to him, the queues have indeed increased somewhat, but they do not consist of persons liable for military service who came voluntarily or at least under summons, but of persons liable for military service who are sent by companies for booking.
"We should also not forget that the dismissal of conscripts continues. Some of them who come to register for military service are also in these lines," Istomin said.
On April 24, reports of long lines at the TCC began to appear on social media.
What does the law on mobilization change?
On April 11, the Verkhovna Rada adopted in the second reading the draft law on mobilization No. 10449. The decision was supported by 283 MPs.
Parliamentarians removed from the draft law the provision on demobilization of the military after 36 months of service without additional decisions of the Supreme Commander-in-Chief.
The law on mobilization will come into force on May 18.
According to the law, the following persons are subject to mobilization only if they wish to do so
- persons with disabilities (for military service under a contract)
- persons released from captivity;
- persons under the age of 25 who have completed basic general military training or basic military service.
Discharged conscripts are transferred to the mobilization resource in accordance with the general rules (from the age of 25). Basic military service begins on September 1, 2025.
Citizens who are registered with the military may voluntarily create a personal electronic account of a conscript, person liable for military service or a reservist.
All citizens of Ukraine who are registered with the military must, within 60 days of the law's entry into force, specify
- address of residence
- communication numbers,
- e-mail addresses
- other personal data.
We also remind you that fines for tax evaders will increase in Ukraine. We wrote how much you will have to pay.
Thus, we can see that the adopted amendments to the current law were adopted taking into account the changes in the requirements of the time and the imposed martial law in Ukraine, as well as the fact that a Legal analysis of the situation, a analysis of the situation by a lawyer , a legal analysis of the situation and a legal opinion were conducted.
