When it's permissible to decline receiving summons: Ukrainians have been informed of valid reasons.

After receiving a summons amid the mobilization in Ukraine, a citizen must report to the TCK and SP within the specified timeframe. However, there are legal grounds on which one can refuse to accept the summons.

Subsequently, a medical commission (VLC) must be attended following the verification of data and receipt of the mobilization order. Nevertheless, there are instances when an individual cannot legally appear at the TCK.

Ukrainians have been informed about the legitimate reasons for not attending the territorial recruitment and social support center.

A summons is considered an official call for military duty holders to the TCK.

The summons is delivered to the citizen for the purpose of clarifying registration data, but there is also a summons for referral to a military medical commission.

Additionally, there is a mobilization order, after which the citizen is directed to military service.

However, there are the following valid reasons for not attending the Territorial Center for Recruitment and Social Support, thereby refusing to accept the summons: illness, the need to care for sick family members, the death of a close relative, or a family member.

Among the reasons is also the occupation of the area where the citizen resides or military actions in the respective territory.

In case of failure to appear at the TCK for a valid reason, the individual must immediately notify the center.

The reasons for non-attendance at the TCK must be supported by relevant documents from government bodies and organizations; otherwise, administrative and subsequently criminal liability may be imposed.

Source: telegraf.