A document in Reserve+ should be enough for the CCC – Venislavsky

The electronic version of the military registration document is now fully equivalent to the paper version, and no employee of the Territorial Center for Recruiting and Social Support can deny the legal validity of documents created in the “Reserve+” application. This was announced by Fedir Venislavsky, a member of the Verkhovna Rada Committee on National Security, Defense and Intelligence.

Venislavsky explained that if patrol officers do not have a scanner to check the QR code, the electronic document can be easily checked using any smartphone with a scanning function. If problems arise, citizens should contact the hotline 1512 for clarification. The MP added that this issue is under constant control of the parliamentary committee and the Ministry of Defense.

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