General mobilization and martial law continue in Ukraine. Men liable for military service who receive summonses are subject to conscription. Lawyer Roman Kichko, in an interview with Ukrainian Radio, said whether subpoenas can be sent to an address in Ukraine to a man who has updated his data and lives abroad.

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The expert explained that if a person in the Reserve+ application specified the current address of residence, even if it is a foreign address, then according to the rules of direction, summonses can subsequently be sent only to the specified address.

“That is, if a person, for example, lives in the USA and has specified his American address, then he cannot receive summonses with a registration address in Ukraine. The main thing is to clarify this address, because current information about the address is not automatically pulled up. And when the person clarified, then yes - they can no longer be sent to the registration address. But these are really common cases when they come anyway,"

The lawyer noted that one of the reasons is that there is no mechanism for sending subpoenas abroad.

“Since it doesn’t exist, it’s easier to send a subpoena, although not entirely in compliance with the rules, but to the Ukrainian address that is in the register.

In such cases, I definitely always advise that if a person wants to prove that he is right, firstly, write an appeal to the TCC, add evidence that the person traveled abroad, that he specified a foreign address and, accordingly, that the summons arrived in violation of the rules,” he concluded.

Earlier, military law lawyer Tatyana Kozyan explained whether property can be confiscated from a person liable for military service who has not paid a fine to the TsK for a long time.