The Cabinet of Ministers has changed the procedure for issuing and reissuing deferments from mobilization. Now, military conscripts who already have a valid deferment can issue a new one on a different legal basis, without losing the previous one during the consideration of documents.
The Cabinet of Ministers has changed the procedure for issuing and reissuing deferments from mobilization. Now, military conscripts who already have a valid deferment can issue a new one on a different legal basis, without losing the previous one during the consideration of documents.
The Ministry of Defense explains: if a person received a deferment due to education, and later acquired the right to it as a father of many children or due to the need to constantly care for a relative, he will be able to reissue the deferment without the risk of losing his current status.
While the commission is considering the application, the current deferral will remain valid, unless there are grounds for its cancellation. If the new deferral is approved, the previous one will be canceled only after the information is entered into the «Oberig» register. If the re-registration is denied, the previous deferral will be valid until the end of its validity period.
The updated procedure also provides for:
After a positive decision, information about the new deferral must be entered into the «Oberig» register within one calendar day. The government also clarified the procedures for issuing deferrals for reserved employees, civil servants, and certain categories of officials.
