What will happen if you received a summons, but did not get to the police station

During the mobilization that continues due to the war, to the army men aged 18 to 60 are subject to military service. Conscripts who received a summons, but did not come to the TCC, face administrative or criminal liability, writes NV.

After a conscript has received a summons, he must appear at the territorial recruitment and social support center.

The delivery of a summons cannot be challenged in court, and failure to appear on a summons to The TCC is punishable by an administrative fine or criminal liability.

In case of failure to arrive at the TCC upon summons to clarify data or undergo a medical examination, the person faces an administrative fine in the amount of:

– for the first violation from 100 to 200 of the tax-free minimum income of citizens (1700 – 3400 UAH);

– in case of repeated violation during the year from 200 to 500 tax-free minimum income of citizens (3,400 – 8,500 UAH).

Administrative fine for failure to appear on a summons or violation of the rules of military registration is assigned by the head of the TCC, but for this the person must personally to appear at the TCC.

A person receives a receipt and pays a fine, after which he receives a summons and does what is required of him.

If the conscript is not showed up after passing the medical commission, receiving a summons to be drafted into the Armed Forces or a mobilization order, then he bears criminal responsibility.

According to Article 336 of the Criminal Code of Ukraine, evasion of conscription during wartime is punishable by deprivation of liberty freedom for a period of three to five years.