In the Reserve+ application, the status 'Wanted' is mass appearing: what to do

According to information provided by kadroland, the mobile application 'Reserve+' is increasingly displaying the status 'Wanted' for conscripts. This phenomenon has been observed since August, and complaints are coming not only from individuals under this status but also from their employers who cannot officially employ such employees.

Who was supposed to undergo a medical commission by June 5?

According to Ukrainian legislation, mandatory medical examination by the specified date was only required for men aged 25 to 60 with the status of 'limited fit for military service'. Individuals in this category had to undergo a medical examination at the military-medical commission in person or obtain a referral via the application.

Reasons for the mass appearance of the 'Wanted' status

• An attempt to control the attendance of individuals at the TCK who postponed their medical examination until the last minute
• Preparation for expanding the functions of fines in the application - perhaps soon the application will allow paying fines for missing the medical examination, not just for late data updates or ignoring summons

Recommendations in case of problems

In case of actual violation, one can pay the fine or wait for the expiration of the statute of limitations, which usually lasts a year. If no violation occurred, it is necessary to contact the military-medical commission to demand a correction of the error or send an official request through a representative. In case of refusal, the dispute is resolved in court.

It is important to remember: while the status is not changed, the employer will not have the opportunity to employ a person with such a status, and the person may be detained by the police or TCK representatives.

Conclusion: In the 'Reserve+' application, more and more conscripts are receiving the status 'Wanted', complicating their further employment. The reasons for this mass phenomenon are associated with monitoring attendance at the medical commission and the possible introduction of fines for missing the examination. In case of problems, it is recommended to comply with the legislative requirements and contact the relevant authorities to resolve issues.