Reserve Officers and VLK: Duty Arises Only After Official Call from TCC

Responsibilities of Reserve Officers Regarding Military Medical Commission

Reserve officers who are on the register are not obliged to initiate the passing of the military medical commission (VLK) independently. The duty to appear for a medical examination arises only after an official call from the Territorial Recruitment Center (TCC). According to the information, conscripted reserve officers who are on the register have not received any summons, which confirms that their participation in military medical examinations is regulated.

The duty to arrive for a medical examination is established exclusively after receiving a call from TCC. Lawyer Yuriy Aivazyan noted that conscripts must appear on summons within the time frames specified in the notices. It is important that conscripts must undergo a repeated examination once every five years, which is also part of the military registration process.

Rules of Military Registration Organization

According to the Cabinet of Ministers Resolution No. 1487, the procedure for organizing military registration is regulated. The Law of Ukraine 'On Mobilization Preparation and Mobilization' establishes requirements regarding arrival at TCC, highlighting the importance of adhering to procedures in this area. Reserve officers are directed to VLK during regular attestation, which adds another level of organization to the process.

It is worth noting that a serviceman can initiate passing VLK in case of deteriorating health. In this case, it is necessary to submit a report to the commander through the 'Army+' application. For additional information, conscripts can contact the Ministry of Defense hotline at 0 800 50 04 42.

• Conscripts must appear on summons within the time frames specified in the notices.
• A repeated examination must be completed once every five years.
• A serviceman can initiate passing VLK in case of deteriorating health.

This information is important for conscripts, as it clearly defines their obligations regarding medical examinations and the procedures that need to be followed. Understanding the rules of passing VLK and the importance of adhering to calls from TCC will help avoid misunderstandings and ensure compliance with legislative requirements. Thus, conscripts can be assured of their rights and obligations in the context of military registration and medical examinations.