On the evening of April 27, the government published a decree on the operation of a unified military registration register. This is an addition to the electronic subpoenas law passed almost a year ago.
“It is clear that all this year officials and military personnel have been working according to these very instructions. They just didn't show it to us. And now they decided to show it — and again bashfully, during the first May holidays, ten days after signing. Most likely, this means that the preparation of the registry has reached the finish line,” the Faridaily project comments on the resolution.
As stated in the document, work on the registry must be completed by October 31, 2024, and it will begin to be used from November 1 Ministry of Defense. The register will collect information about those liable for military service based on 50 points. For example, data on place of residence (including not by registration), availability of second citizenship and residence permit/permanent residence, data on work, education, health, criminal records, dates of departure and entry into the country.
Notifications of new entries in the registry will be received through State Services. At the same time, “Military Lawyers” reminds, the notification itself on “State Services” will not be considered an electronic summons. The summons will be considered served seven days after it appears in the register.
As Military Lawyers continue, before the launch of the register, conscripts can still leave the country, since the military registration and enlistment offices and the border service do not have a channel for exchange information. With the start of the registry, those liable for military service to whom the summons has been sent will not be able to travel abroad and obtain a foreign passport.