Publication date: 03.07.2024
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Today is a difficult time for our country. Most men defend our security on the front line, giving all their strength, patience and health to it. Being wounded in war has a number of legal features that are important for military personnel.
First of all, a military serviceman has the right to a one-time cash benefit, which depends on the severity of the injury. Disability acquired in the war also provides for special compensations and social guarantees.
Legal aspects include properly documenting the wound, establishing its connection with military actions, as well as submitting appropriate statements to state authorities.
Deadlines for submitting documents
It is important to consider the deadlines for submitting documents and the requirements for their execution in order to ensure proper receipt of compensation and benefits.
Military servicemen (except for conscript service)
If the disability arose due to injury, trauma or mutilation (a war injury is unfortunately not an isolated case), received during the performance of military service duties, or due to an illness related to the performance of these duties, as well as if the disability is established after discharge from military service for these reasons, payments will be:
- 400 times the subsistence minimum for able-bodied persons on January 1 of the year - for disabled people of the 1st group.
- 300 times the subsistence minimum for able-bodied persons on January 1 of the year - for disabled persons of the II group.
- 250 times the subsistence minimum for able-bodied persons on January 1 of the year - for disabled people of III group.
Military servicemen (except for fixed-term service), whose disability occurred during service
If the disability arose during the service or due to a disease connected with the service, or if the disability is established not later than three months after discharge, or due to a disease or accident during the service, the benefits will be:
- 120 times the subsistence minimum for able-bodied persons as of January 1 of the year - for disabled people of the 1st group.
- 90 times the subsistence minimum for able-bodied persons as of January 1 of the year - for disabled persons of the II group.
- 70 times the subsistence minimum for able-bodied persons on January 1 of the year - for the disabled of the III group.
Conscripted servicemen, conscripts and reservists
If the disability is due to injury, trauma or mutilation received during the performance of military service or service in the military reserve, or not later than three months after discharge, muster or service in the reserve, the benefits will be:
- 120 times the subsistence minimum for able-bodied persons on January 1 of the year - for disabled people of the 1st group.
- 90 times the subsistence minimum for able-bodied persons as of January 1 of the year - for disabled persons of the II group.
- 70 times the subsistence minimum for able-bodied persons as of January 1 of the year - for disabled persons of the III group.
This list may change over time.
Grounds for appointment and amount of assistance without establishing disability
Partial loss of working capacity without establishment of disability - a one-time cash benefit is paid depending on the degree of loss of working capacity established by medical and social expert commissions, as a percentage of: 70 times the subsistence minimum for able-bodied persons on January 1 of the year - a military serviceman, who was injured while performing duties; 50 times the subsistence minimum for able-bodied persons on January 1 of the year - to a conscript soldier who was injured during service; 50 times the subsistence minimum for able-bodied persons on January 1 of the year - to a conscript or reservist who was injured during service.
Question
Where to apply?
Answer
To structural subdivisions of state bodies responsible for the preparation of documents for the appointment of a pension.
Question
What documents are required?
Answer
In order to receive a one-time cash benefit in case of disability or loss of working capacity, it is necessary to submit an application for the payment of a one-time benefit and a certified copy of the certificate establishing the group of disability or the percentage of loss of working capacity. In order to receive a one-time cash benefit in case of disability or loss of working capacity, it is necessary to submit an application for the payment of a one-time benefit, a certified copy of the certificate establishing the disability group or the percentage of the loss of working capacity.
Question
What copies of documents are required when submitting an application?
Answer
Copies of the decision of the military medical commission on the causal relationship of the wound, injury or disease, a document on the causes and circumstances of the wound, an identity document, a document on registration in the State Register of Taxpayers are attached to the application.
Change in the size of the allowance:
If within two years after the initial establishment of disability or the degree of loss of working capacity, a higher group of disability or a higher percentage of loss of working capacity is established, the payment is made taking into account the previously paid amount. If the disability group or the degree of incapacity for work changes after a two-year period, no payment is made.
It is important to distinguish between the initial establishment of disability and the establishment of the percentage of loss of working capacity. If the percentage of loss of working capacity is established more than two years after the initial establishment of disability, the serviceman is entitled to a one-time cash benefit, taking into account the previously paid amount.
We invite you to consult our legal specialist on the question of how to receive one-time monetary assistance in case of injury.
If you or your loved ones have been injured in war, our lawyer will help you with the issue of compensation for war injuries. The disability of a serviceman requires a special approach, and our lawyer will help you with the paperwork. If the disability was acquired in war, we will provide all the necessary legal support to obtain the appropriate benefits. Being injured in war can be a complex process, and our lawyer is ready to provide advice on all issues. The issue of being injured by a service member in war requires careful legal analysis, and we are ready to help you!
Receiving compensation for injuries in war is a crucial support system for those affected. When a serviceman receiving injuries in a serviceman in war, they are often entitled to one-time cash assistance for injuries. This assistance is vital for those dealing with a disability received in war. The process of receiving funds for injuries in war is designed to ensure that compensation for injury in war is both fair and timely. It's important to recognize the impact of receiving injuries in war and how it affects the long-term disability of a serviceman. So, injury in war, injury in war its a serious thing.
Claiming war injury compensation is an important step and our specialist will guide you through the process. Our lawyer will advise you on receiving funds for injuries in the war and help you draw up all the necessary documents. If you have questions about receiving compensation for injuries in the war, we invite you to an individual consultation with our specialist. Receiving injuries by a serviceman in war can be compensated, and our specialist will provide all the necessary information.
