General mobilization has been declared in Ukraine and martial law continues. During this period, men liable for military service who receive summons are subject to conscription. On the Facebook page of the Kharkov Regional TCC and SP they explained which summonses are considered served and what the consequences may be for failure to appear at the military registration and enlistment office.

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What subpoenas are considered served?.

The TCC explained that a summons that the TCC and SP employees sent by mail or handed to the person in person is considered to have been served..

" If a person does not arrive on time, this does not relieve him of the obligation to appear at the TCC. Regardless of the date of receipt of the subpoena, you are obliged to comply with its requirement,” the message says..

If the person liable for military service did not know that he had received a summons, it is necessary to have certain evidence.

" Then you can contact the TCC, and the violation will be removed,” explained the TCC.

What could happen if you don’t come to the TCC on a summons for good reasons?.

The TCC explained that the law defines as valid reasons a natural disaster, illness, death of a relative or hostilities.

" And seven days in total to arrive,"

What punishment can you get for ignoring the combat agenda?.

The TCC added that ignoring the combat agenda is evading the mobilization call.

“For this, not administrative, but criminal liability is provided under Article 336 of the Criminal Code of Ukraine in the form of imprisonment from 3 to 5 years,” the TCC summarized.

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