On September 20, a technical glitch occurred in the Reserve+ application, due to which the electronic military registration document may not be displayed. In this case, those liable for military service should have with them a paper document or a previously saved PDF version of the military registration document.

This was reported by Pivnich and NV. Moreover, in case of problems with the application, electronic and paper military registration documents have the same legal force, and when checking documents they can be presented along with your passport.

If the application does not open or displays an error, you should check your mobile Internet, restart " Problems with the service may arise due to peak loads, scheduled maintenance, unstable connections, or a low smartphone battery. The most reliable option is to generate and print a PDF version of the document from “Reserve+” or “Dii” in advance.. A paper copy can be presented during inspection along with your passport.

Men liable for military service between the ages of 18 and 60 must carry a military registration document during mobilization.. During the inspection, representatives of the TCC or the police may require confirmation, in particular, of the availability of a deferment or reservation.

An electronic military registration document has legal force on par with a paper one.. It contains a QR code required to confirm the document. Therefore, if the “Reserve+” application fails, you can use the PDF version of the electronic military registration document previously saved on your phone. Such a PDF file is legally binding and remains accessible even when the application itself is temporarily down.

The document is valid only if there is a QR code. If it cannot be scanned using technical means, the document is not considered confirmed. The validity period of the generated electronic military registration document is no more than 1 year from the date of its creation.

For the absence of a military registration document, an administrative fine is provided under Art.. 210-1 Code of Administrative Offenses in the amount of 17 thousand. up to 25.5 thousand. UAH. Such penalties may be applied, in particular, for failure to appear at the TCC on a summons, evasion of military registration, refusal to undergo a medical examination or untimely updating of military registration data. For the loss or damage of a military ID under martial law, fines are also provided: from 510 to 850 UAH for the first violation and from 850 to 1700 UAH for a repeated violation. If a document is lost, you must immediately submit an application to the head of the TCC for its restoration.. Let us remind you that the BOS 999 mark in the “Reserve+” application does not mean that the person liable for military service was enrolled in the operational reserve or he lost the right to reserve. Workers with this code can be booked on a general basis without being referred to the TCC to clarify their military specialty.