Transfer to another department

Transfer to another unit

The service of transfer to another military unit is aimed at helping military personnel who want to change their place of service for various reasons. Our lawyers will help you go through all stages of the process, ensuring the legality and validity of the transfer.

What does the service of transfer to another unit include?

• Consultations on transfer to another unit
• Assistance in drafting a transfer report
• Analysis of the grounds for transfer and preparation of the necessary documents
• Representation of interests in command and other authorities
• Support of the process until the final decision is received

Step-by-step procedure for providing the service

1. Consultation with a lawyer to clarify the grounds for transfer
2. Drawing up a sample report on transfer to another unit
3. Preparing documents confirming the need for transfer
4. Submitting a report and documents to the command
5. Representing the client's interests before the command
6. Monitoring the transfer process until its completion

Under what conditions the service can be provided

The service of transfer to another military unit can be provided if the following conditions are met:

• The presence of family circumstances requiring transfer (for example, a serious illness of relatives)
• The need for transfer due to a change in place of residence
• Transfer to another unit during martial law due to operational necessity
• Cases when the transfer of a serviceman to another unit is necessary to continue service in his specialty

Procedure for transfer to another unit

Transfer of servicemen to another unit is carried out in accordance with the established procedure. This includes filing a report on transfer to another unit, its consideration by the command and making a decision based on current legislation and the circumstances of the case.

Sample report on transfer

For a successful transfer, it is important to draw up the report correctly. Below is an example of a report for transfer to another military unit:

Sample report: 

"To the commander of [unit name]

From [rank, full name]

Report

Please consider the possibility of my transfer to [name of unit where transfer is required] due to [indicate the reason, for example, family circumstances, health condition, etc.].

Date, Signature"

Assistance of a lawyer in transferring to another unit

Assistance of a lawyer in transferring to another military unit consists of professional support at all stages of the process, from consultations to representing your interests before the command. Our lawyers will help you to draw up all the necessary documents and achieve a successful transfer.

What does a lawyer's assistance include?

• Consultation on transfer to another unit
• Assistance in drafting a transfer report
• Analysis of the grounds for transfer and preparation of the necessary documents
• Representation of the client's interests in command and other authorities
• Control over the transfer process until its completion

Consultation on transfer

Lawyers provide consultations, explaining the procedure for transfer to another unit, as well as the grounds on which the transfer of a serviceman to another unit may be legally justified. This may be a transfer to another subdivision division due to family circumstances, health conditions or in connection with a change of residence.

Assistance in drafting a report on transfer

Drafting a report on transfer to another unit requires legal literacy and accuracy. Lawyers will help you draft a sample report on transfer to another military unit, taking into account all the necessary legal formalities and arguments that will convince the command of the need for transfer.

Analysis and preparation of documents

For a successful transfer, it is necessary to prepare a package of documents confirming the grounds for transfer. Lawyers will analyze your situation, help collect all the necessary certificates and documents, and also prepare legally sound arguments for transfer to another unit during martial law or in other circumstances.

Representing the Client's Interests

During the transfer process, lawyers represent your interests before the command and other authorities. This includes filing a report, participating in negotiations and, if necessary, defending your rights in court. Lawyers will ensure that your transfer as a serviceman to another unit is legal and fair.

Control over the transfer process

After submitting the report and documents, lawyers continue to support the transfer process, monitoring it at all stages. This ensures that your case is not delayed and will be brought to a successful conclusion as soon as possible.

Questions and Answers

1. What grounds for transfer to another unit can be considered legal? 

Legal grounds for transfer to another military unit can be family circumstances (for example, a serious illness of relatives), a change of residence, health condition, operational necessity during martial law, as well as professional reasons related to continuing service in the specialty.

2. What documents are needed for transfer to another military unit? 

To transfer to another military unit, you will need the following documents: a transfer report, medical certificates (if necessary), documents confirming family circumstances, a reference from the current place of service, and any other documents confirming the grounds for transfer.

3. How to correctly write a report for transfer to another unit? 

A report for transfer to another unit must contain the following information: an appeal to the commander, your personal information, justification for the request for transfer, a list of attached documents. Here is an approximate sample: "To the commander of [unit name] from [rank, full name] Report Please consider the possibility of my transfer to [name of unit where transfer is required] due to [indicate reason]. Date, Signature."

4. What is the process of transfer to another unit? 

The process of transferring to another unit includes several stages: consultation with a lawyer, preparation and submission of a report on transfer to another military unit, collection and submission of the necessary documents, review of the report by the command, decision-making and, if necessary, representation of interests before the command or in court.

5. What are the grounds for transferring to another military unit during martial law? 

During martial law, the grounds for transferring to another military unit may include operational necessity, the need to perform special tasks, critical family circumstances, as well as a health condition requiring a change in the conditions of service.

Cost of the service of transfer to another unit

The cost of the service of transfer to another military unit depends on several key factors. Our lawyers will provide you with comprehensive support at all stages of the process, taking into account the individual characteristics of your case.

What determines the cost of the service “Transfer to another unit”?

• Complexity of the case: The cost of the service may vary depending on the complexity of your case. For example, if the grounds for transfer to another unit include complex family circumstances or medical indications, this may require additional analysis and preparation of documents.
• The need to draw up and submit a report: Drawing up a report on transfer to another military unit and submitting it to the command also affect the cost of the service. The more time and effort it takes to prepare the report, the higher the cost may be.
• Number of required documents: The number and complexity of documents required for the transfer can significantly affect the cost. Attorneys will help you collect and prepare all the necessary documents, such as medical certificates confirming your health condition or documents confirming family circumstances.
• Need for representation in front of the command or in court: If the transfer process requires representation of your interests in front of the command or in court, this may also increase the cost of the service. Attorneys will accompany you at all stages of the process, including negotiations and court hearings.
• Relevance and complexity of legislation: The cost of the service may depend on the relevance and complexity of the legislation regulating the transfer of military personnel. Changes in legislation may require additional time and effort to adapt your situation to the new requirements.

Professionalism and experience of lawyers

Professionalism and experience of lawyers also affect the cost of the service. Qualified specialists with experience in matters of transferring military personnel to another unit will be able to provide higher quality and more effective assistance, which may be reflected in the cost of their services.