Martial law declared in Ukraine and general mobilization is in effect. Currently, all men of military age can receive subpoenas. Even those who by law are not subject to conscription.

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Vladislav Zaytsev, a lawyer assistant of ARES Law Firm JSC, a member of the Council of the Ukrainian Bar Association Committee on Migration Law, a volunteer lawyer of the UBA Hotline on issues related to military aggression, its consequences and martial law, in an exclusive commentary to ZN. UA told how a man who received a summons and who has three or more children under the age of 18 should act.

“Firstly, to receive and sign for the summons, if it is served by an authorized person, and the summons itself will contain all the necessary data.

Secondly, to appear at the TCC and the SP at the time and date specified in the agenda, along with documents confirming the maintenance of three or more children - birth certificates of children. Also, it is advisable to take a certificate of marriage / divorce and a certificate of persons registered in the residential premises (to confirm cohabitation).

If the father of three children has already received a deferment, at the reception at the TCC and the joint venture, you must report this circumstance and provide the above documents. If the deferment is granted for the first time, the person will be issued a relevant certificate..

You can contact the Hotline by phone: 0800335818. Calls are accepted on weekdays from 9:00 to 18:00.

Ukrainian legislation provides for categories of citizens not subject to mobilization. Recall who cannot be drafted into the army during the war.