Ukrainian legislation provides for a list of grounds that may justify the non -arrival of the citizen to the territorial centers (TCC) after receiving the summons. However, in order to avoid fines and legal consequences, all reasons must be confirmed by official documents. This is provided for in Article 22 of the Law of Ukraine “On Mobilization Training and Mobilization”.
Legitimate grounds for failure to appear
According to the legislation, for valid reasons that allow not to appear in the CCC, belong:
- Natural disasters that make it impossible for turnover (such as floods or earthquakes).
- A disease that makes it physically impossible to arrive.
- Hostilities or their consequences in the territory of the citizen's residence.
- The death of a close relative , including parents, children, brothers, sisters or family members.
- Other circumstances that objectively deprive the opportunity to personally appear within the specified period (for example, blocking the transport routes).
If a citizen cannot appear on the day specified in the summons, he or she is obliged to inform the CCC no later than three days. The message can be submitted:
- personally;
- in the way specified in the summons (eg by phone or e -mail).
In addition, the citizen is obliged to appear in the CCC no later than seven calendar days after the specified period.
Consequences of violation of the rules
In case of violation of these requirements, a citizen may be fined.
- The fine for an administrative offense ranges from 17,000 to 25 500 UAH .
- If the fine is not paid, the executive authorities may initiate the compulsory recovery of funds from the offender's accounts.
Even in difficult life situations, compliance with military accounting rules is binding on all conscripts. This is necessary to ensure the transparency of the mobilization process and the avoidance of offenses.
