Publication date: 29.05.2024
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"VLK" is an abbreviation of "Military Medical Commission". This is a specialized medical commission that conducts a medical examination and determines the suitability of persons for military service.
The VLK carries out medical examinations of conscripts, determines their state of health and decides whether they can serve in the army, as well as what category of suitability for military service to provide.
The military medical commission consists of specialist doctors who have experience in military medicine and determining the suitability of persons for military service. They carefully examine recruits, analyze their medical records and test results to make an objective decision about their suitability.
The decision made by the VLK can be appealed through appeal procedures of military medical commissions at the level of the higher military commissariat or through the courts.
Before the mobilization of the TCC and SP, a medical commission process is organized for conscripts, conscripts and reservists. This is an important stage at which a person's suitability for military service is determined, as well as the assignment or determination of the category of service.
The main steps and stages of passing the medical board before mobilization may include the following:
1. A person submits his personal documents to a military commissariat or a military unit.
2. Medical examination: A person is medically examined by military doctors to determine his physical condition and suitability for military service.
3.Determination of fitness: Based on the results of the medical examination, a category of fitness for military service is assigned or his fitness to perform certain military duties is determined.
4. Designation for Service or Deferral: Depending on the results of the medical board, a person may be designated as fit for military service, granted a deferment, or declared unfit for military service.
5. Obtaining a military card: After passing a medical examination, a person receives a military card with appropriate notes on his status.
How to get a deferment from the army for health reasons.
Postponement from military service due to health conditions may be granted to persons who have medical contraindications for military service or for the performance of conscription duties due to their health condition. In order to receive a postponement of mobilization due to medical contraindications, it is usually necessary to submit appropriate medical documents and certificates that confirm your health condition and the circumstances that prevent you from military service.
Such documents may include:
1. Medical certificate: Issued by a doctor, which contains information about your health and contraindications for military service.
2. Medical reports and documents: Evidence of examination results, analyses, diagnoses and recommendations of doctors.
3. Certificate of physical limitations: If you have physical limitations that prevent you from military service, this information must be confirmed by a doctor.
4.Other medical documents as needed: Depending on your health condition, additional medical documents or certificates may be required.
After submitting all the necessary documents, your case will be reviewed by the military medical commissariat, and a decision will be made to grant you a deferment from mobilization for health reasons. This may be a temporary deferment or you may be deferment from conscription for military service for health reasons. Conditions and procedures may vary depending on country legislation and military policy.
The procedure for deferment due to health reasons conditions is usually governed by the relevant laws and regulations of the country and may differ depending on the specific region.
