Deferral for citizens whose one of the parents or parents of the husband's wife has a disability of the I or II group

Postponement of mobilization for citizens who have a parent or spouse's parent with a disability of group I or II

Mobilization in war or other emergency situations is a complex and often stressful process. However, the legislation of Ukraine provides for certain categories of citizens who have the right to deferment. One of these categories are persons in whom one of the parents or parents of the spouse has a disability of group I or II. In this article, we will look at the legal stages of obtaining a deferral, the conditions under which the service may or may not be provided, and also give advice on how you can deal with this issue yourself.

Legal stages of registration of deferment for citizens who have one of their parents with a disability of group I or II or one of the parents of a spouse (husband) from among persons with disabilities of group I or II

The legal process of obtaining a postponement of mobilization for persons who have parents or parents of spouses with group I or II disabilities consists of several main stages:

• Legal consultation on the registration of Deferral for citizens who have one of their parents with a disability of group I or II or one of the parents of a spouse (husband) from among persons with disabilities of group I or II.
• Collection of documents. The main document that confirms the right to deferment is a certificate of disability of one of the parents or parents of the spouse. In addition, you need to collect documents confirming the family relationship, for example, a birth certificate or a marriage certificate.
• Appeal to the Military Commissariat. After collecting all the necessary documents, the citizen must submit an application to the military commissariat at the place of residence. All collected documents are attached to the application.
• Consideration of the case. The Military Commissariat checks the submitted documents, assesses their compliance with the legal norms and makes a decision on granting or refusing a postponement.
• Obtaining a decision. A citizen receives a written decision of the Military Commissariat. In the case of a positive decision, he has the right to a postponement, and in case of refusal, he can appeal this decision in court.

Conditions under which the service can be provided

Legal assistance in processing the Deferral of citizens who have one of their parents with a disability of group I or II or one of the parents of a spouse (husband) from among persons with disabilities of group I or II can be provided:

• Disability of one of the parents or parents of the spouse. Disability must be confirmed by appropriate medical documents, which testify to the assignment of the I or II group of disability.
• Family connection. A citizen must prove a family relationship with a person with a disability, for example, by providing a birth certificate, marriage certificate, etc.
• Official registration of guardianship or care. In some cases, proof that a citizen is the official guardian or primary caregiver of a person with a disability may be required.

Conditions under which the service cannot be provided

The postponement of citizens who have one of their parents with a disability of the I or II group or one of the parents of the wife (husband) from among the persons with a disability of the I or II group 2024 cannot be granted if:

• Incorrect processing of documents. Incorrectly executed or missing documents may be the reason for the refusal of the postponement.
• Lack of confirmation of family connection. If a citizen cannot prove that he is a close relative of a person with a disability, the deferment will not be granted.
• Incorrect information about disability. Lack of proof of disability or doubts about the authenticity of the documents provided may also be grounds for refusal.

How to figure it out yourself

It is possible for citizens who have one of their parents with a disability of group I or II or one of the parents of a spouse (husband) from among persons with disabilities of group I or II in Ukraine 2024 to issue a Deferral on their own:

• Study of legislation. Familiarize yourself with current laws and by-laws governing mobilization and deferrals.
• Consultation with a lawyer. If there are doubts about the correctness of the documents or difficulties with their collection, contact a lawyer.
• Independent collection of documents. Make sure that all documents are completed correctly and fully comply with the requirements of the law. Find out the list of documents for the Deferral of citizens who have one of their parents with a disability of group I or II or one of the parents of a spouse (husband) from among persons with disabilities of group I or II.

Frequently asked questions

• How to find a lawyer for the Deferral of citizens who have one of their parents with disabilities of group I or II or one of the parents of a spouse (husband) from among persons with disabilities of group I or II? To find a lawyer who specializes in deferment for citizens with a parent or spouse with a Group I or II disability, there are a few steps to follow: Research the specialty: Look for lawyers or law firms with experience in Social Security or military deferment issues. Recommendations and testimonials: View customer testimonials or ask for recommendations from friends and acquaintances who have already used similar services. Consultation: Contact several lawyers for consultations to assess their knowledge and experience in your particular situation. Verification of qualifications: Make sure that the selected lawyer has the appropriate qualifications and license to practice. Negotiating the terms: Discuss the terms of cooperation, including the cost of services and terms, to avoid misunderstandings in the deferral process.
• How much does a legal consultation on the Deferral of citizens who have one of their parents with a disability of group I or II or one of the parents of a spouse (husband) from among persons with a disability of group I or II cost? The cost of legal advice on the registration of a deferral for citizens who have one parent with a disability of group I or II or one of the parents of a spouse/husband with a disability of group I or II may vary depending on the region and the experience of the lawyer. Some lawyers may offer free initial consultations and then charge for more detailed help. It is recommended to contact several lawyers to compare prices and terms. It is also worth clarifying whether the consultation includes assistance in preparing documents and submitting them to the relevant authorities.
• How much does it cost to apply for a Deferral for citizens who have one of their parents with a disability of group I or II or one of the parents of a spouse (husband) from among persons with disabilities of group I or II? Issuance of deferment from military service is free of charge for citizens who have one of their parents or their spouse's parents (husband) with a disability of group I or II. Usually, in order to receive such a deferment, it is necessary to provide documents confirming the disability of the father or the father of the wife (husband). It is important to consider that the procedure may include the collection of documents and medical certificates, which may have certain costs. To get accurate information, you should contact the military commissariat or legal advice. Checking for current changes in legislation can also be helpful.
• What documents are required for the Deferral of citizens who have one of their parents with a disability of group I or II or one of the parents of a spouse (husband) from among persons with disabilities of group I or II? In order to apply for a postponement of conscription for military service, the following documents must be submitted to persons whose parents or spouse's (husband's) parents have a group I or II disability: Application for postponement of conscription. Documentary confirmation of the disability of the father or the father of the wife (husband), including a medical opinion and a certificate of disability group. Birth certificate or other documents confirming family relationship. A document proving your status (for example, a passport or other document proving citizenship). Certificate of residence or other documents confirming registration at the place of residence. These documents are submitted to the military commissariat or the relevant body for review and decision.

What does the cost of a lawyer's services depend on?

Thus, registration of the Deferral for citizens who have one of their parents with a disability of group I or II or one of the parents of a wife (husband) from among persons with disabilities of group I or II of Ukraine is possible under certain conditions and can be issued independently or by with the help of a lawyer. It is important to carefully prepare all the necessary documents and follow the legal requirements to avoid possible rejections.

The cost of a lawyer's services may vary depending on:

• Complexities of the case. If the case requires additional research or trials consideration, the cost may be higher.
• The number of required documents. Collecting, checking and processing a large number of documents can increase the total cost of services.
• Region of service provision. Issuance of deferrals for citizens who have one of their parents with a disability of group I or II or one of the parents of a spouse (husband) from among persons with disabilities of group I or II, the cost of legal services may vary depending on the region where the services are provided.
• The level of qualification of a lawyer. Experienced lawyers can set higher prices for their services.