The lawyer of our Foundation, Kristina Prykhodko, continues the series of video tips

The lawyer of our Foundation, Kristina Prykhodko, continues a series of video tips in which she explains the intricacies of the new law on mobilization.

Today, in the video, the expert explains the cases clearly defined by the law, which confirm the fact of serving a summons to a conscript.

Watch the video to find out when the summons is considered served.

But in the post below, read in more detail about the five main cases that confirm the fact of serving a summons in person and by mail.

1. If the summons was delivered personally by an authorized person, the confirmation of its receipt will be a personal signature or a video recording of the handing over of the summons to you or familiarization with its contents. Even if you refused it.

If you have been sent a summons by mail, there are several options for confirmation. Namely:

2. The day of receipt of the summons by mail, which must be confirmed by relevant information or documents from the postal operator.

3. If you came to the post office and refused the summons, the confirmation of receipt of the summons will be a note about the refusal to receive the mail.

4. If, during the clarification of your account data at the TCC, you reported your place of residence, but you are not present at that address, then the day of marking the absence at the address of your place of residence will be considered the day of service of the summons and confirmation of its service.