Наталя ХандусенкоWar
11 September 2026, 14:36
2026-09-11
In "Reserve+" the status "Excluded" will appear by age without a visit to the CCC
Citizens subject to military service who have reached the age limit for being in the reserve will now be automatically excluded from military registration. To change their status, it is no longer necessary to personally visit the CCC and SP, and the corresponding mark will appear directly in the "Reserve+" application.
Citizens subject to military service who have reached the age limit for being in the reserve will now be automatically excluded from military registration. To change their status, it is no longer necessary to personally visit the CCC and SP, and the corresponding mark will appear directly in the "Reserve+" application.
How automatic shutdown works
According to the Ministry of Defense, the process has been digitized thanks to interaction with the system. The electronic registry "Oberig" will automatically check the date of birth and military rank of those liable for military service every day.
The age limit for being in the reserve is:
60 years old - for most conscripts and reservists;
65 years old - for senior officers.
Upon reaching the appropriate age, the registry changes the citizen's status. The "Reserve+" application will send a notification about the change in data, and after updating the military registration document, the status "Excluded" will appear in the profile.
Important nuances and algorithm of actions
From the moment of automatic exclusion from the age registration, the validity of existing deferrals or reservations is automatically terminated.
Users are recommended to re-authorize in "Rezerv+" and update the electronic document. If the status has not changed after this, it is necessary to contact the CCC and the Joint Venture to clarify and verify personal data.
Automatic status change does not cancel previously recorded violations of military registration rules. All fines or other violations require separate settlement in accordance with the procedure established by law.