DISCHARGE FROM MILITARY SERVICE DUE TO HEALTH REASONS ✅ WAR ✅ SERVICES

Provides in-depth consultation on the client's situation.
Analyses medical certificates, medical history, and previous conclusions of the Military Medical Commission (if available).
Determines the legal strategy: whether there are grounds for dismissal, what needs to be collected.
Provides a list of documents required for submission to the Military Medical Commission and command.

Prepares a written report on dismissal due to health reasons (on behalf of the client).
Advises on the procedure for submitting the report to the relevant authorities.
Ensures that the referral to the Medical Examination Commission (MEC) is issued properly.
If necessary, accompanies the client to the medical examination (by power of attorney or remotely: monitoring the process, complaints, appeals to a higher medical examination commission).
Checks the correctness of the medical examination commission's conclusion.

If the Military Medical Commission (MMC) has issued a ‘fit for service’ decision, it prepares a complaint to the higher MMC or the Ministry of Defence.
If the command refuses to sign the report, it prepares a lawyer's request, a complaint to the prosecutor's office or an administrative lawsuit.
In the event of a positive decision, it monitors the issuance of the discharge order and updates the records in the military ID card.

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Discharge from military service due to health reasons: main grounds and conclusion of the Military Medical Commission

Discharge from military service due to health reasons is the legal right of every military serviceman if their health condition objectively prevents them from continuing their service. The main document confirming the grounds for discharge is the conclusion of the Military Medical Commission (MMC).

What you need to know:

The MMC must officially recognise the serviceman as unfit or partially fit for service.
The reasons may include serious chronic diseases, injuries, disability, etc.
Without the VMC's conclusion, the discharge procedure is impossible — it is a key legal document.

Discharge from military service due to health reasons is only possible with an official conclusion from the VMC of unfitness.

Legal support significantly increases the chances of successfully completing the procedure and protecting the rights of the military personnel.

How to properly prepare documents for discharge due to health reasons

To avoid rejection or delays in the procedure, it is important to follow a clear sequence of actions and prepare the documents correctly.

Stages of registration:

Obtain a referral to the Military Medical Commission through the unit commander or initiate the examination independently.
Pass the Military Medical Commission and obtain a conclusion of unfitness for military service.
Prepare and submit a report on discharge due to health reasons.
Attach copies of medical documents, the conclusion of the Military Medical Commission and other necessary papers to the report.
Wait for the order of discharge and the issuance of a military ID card with changes.

Full legal support for the procedure of discharge due to health reasons

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What you will receive:

Consultation with a lawyer regarding your situation.
Verification and preparation of documents in accordance with legal requirements.
Support in passing the Military Medical Commission or appealing its decision.
Preparation of reports and statements, representation in the military unit or court.

Conclusion

We help you get discharged legally, without wasting time and nerves.