Appeal against a refusal to defer

Appealing a Denial of a Deferment

The service of appealing a refusal to defer mobilization provides an opportunity to protect your rights and interests in the event of an unlawful refusal by the military registration and enlistment office. Our lawyers will help you go through all stages of the process and achieve a fair decision.

What does the service of appealing a deferral denial include?

• Consultation on deferment from mobilization
• Analysis of the documents provided and justification of the right to a deferment
• Drafting and filing a complaint against the refusal of the military registration and enlistment office
• Representation in court
• Support of the process until the final decision is received

Step-by-step procedure for providing the service

1. Contact lawyers for advice
2. Provide the necessary documents for analysis
3. Obtain a lawyer's opinion on the possibility of appeal
4. Drafting and filing a complaint with the relevant authorities
5. Representing your interests in court or other authorities
6. Monitoring the execution of the decision and obtaining a deferment

Under what conditions the service can be provided

The service of appealing the refusal to defer mobilization is provided in the following cases:

• The deferment from mobilization was unlawfully refused by the military registration and enlistment office
• The military registration and enlistment office does not grant a deferment for studies in graduate school or other educational institutions
• No deferment from mobilization granted to IT workers or other categories entitled to it
• Repeated refusals to grant a deferment (for example, a second deferment)

In what cases is a deferment from mobilization granted

It is important to know in what cases you are entitled to a deferment from mobilization. The main options for deferment include:

• Continuing education at a higher educational institution or postgraduate study
• Work in the IT field or other critical industries that have a deferment
• Family circumstances, such as having young children or dependents
• Health condition confirmed by a medical commission

Lawyer's assistance in appealing the refusal of deferment

Lawyer's assistance in appealing the refusal of deferment from mobilization plays a key role in protecting your rights and interests. Our lawyers provide comprehensive support at all stages of the process, from consultations to representing your interests in court.

What does a lawyer's assistance include?

• Consultation on deferment from mobilization
• Analysis of the situation and the documents provided
• Preparation of a reasoned complaint against the refusal of the military registration and enlistment office
• Representation of the client's interests in court and other authorities
• Monitoring the implementation of decisions and obtaining a deferment

Consultation on deferment from mobilization

The first stage of a lawyer's assistance is a consultation. At this stage, lawyers explain in which cases a deferment from mobilization is granted, and what deferment options are available to you. This could be a deferment for studies, for example, postgraduate studies, or a reservation for IT employees.

Analysis of the situation and documents

After the consultation, lawyers conduct a detailed analysis of the documents you provided and the situation as a whole. This allows you to determine the legality of the military registration and enlistment office's refusal and prepare arguments for appeal.

Preparing a complaint and presenting it in court

If the military registration and enlistment office does not give deferment for studies or other reasons, lawyers draw up a well-founded complaint. If necessary, they represent your interests in court, achieving a fair decision.

Control over the execution of decisions

Receiving a positive decision is not the end of the process. Lawyers continue to support you until the actual receipt of a deferment, monitoring the implementation of all necessary procedures.

Questions and Answers

1. How can I get a deferment from the military registration and enlistment office? 

To get a deferment from the military registration and enlistment office, you must provide documents confirming the grounds for the deferment, such as certificates of study, health, or family circumstances. The military registration and enlistment office reviews the documents and makes a decision on granting a deferment.

2. Is it possible to get a second deferment from the army? 

Yes, you can get a second deferment from the army if there are legal grounds for this. This may be continuing your studies, family circumstances, or health. It is important to provide the relevant documents to the military registration and enlistment office.

3. What are the terms and procedure for conscription for military service? 

The time of conscription for military service is established by law and usually takes place twice a year - in the spring and fall. The specific dates of conscription may vary depending on the region. Conscripts must report to the military registration and enlistment office upon summons.

4. What laws regulate deferment and mobilization? 

Deferment from military service and mobilization are regulated by the law on deferment from military service and the law on mobilization. These laws define the conditions under which a deferment can be obtained, as well as the rules and procedures for mobilization.

5. What are the consequences of refusing mobilization during wartime? 

Refusal to mobilize during wartime is a criminal offense. Refusal to serve in the military during wartime may result in imprisonment or other serious consequences. The law strictly regulates cases of refusal to mobilize and the penalties for this.

Cost of the service of appealing the refusal of a deferment

The cost of the service of appealing the refusal of a deferment from mobilization depends on several key factors. Our lawyers are ready to provide comprehensive support, taking into account the individual circumstances of each client.

What determines the cost of the service “Appealing a Denial of a Deferment”?

• Complexity of the case: The complexity of your case may affect the cost of the service. The more legal aspects and details that need to be taken into account, the higher the cost may be.
• Need to collect and analyze documents: Depending on the volume and complexity of the documents required to justify a deferment from mobilization, the cost of the service may vary. For example, if you need to collect multiple certificates to confirm a second deferment from the army.
• Participation in court hearings: If appealing a refusal requires participation in several court hearings, this may also increase the cost of the service. Representing your interests in court is an important and time-consuming process.
• Number of consultations: The number of consultations with lawyers required to prepare the case and discuss all the nuances can affect the overall cost. The more consultations required, the higher the price may be.
• Specifics of your case: Unique circumstances such as refusal to mobilize during wartime or cancellation of a previously granted deferment may require additional time and effort from lawyers, which will also affect the cost of the service.

The Impact of Legislation on the Cost of the Service

The cost of the service may also depend on the current legislation governing deferment and mobilization. Changes in the law on deferment from the army or the law on mobilization may affect the complexity and duration of the appeal process.