What will happen if you do not come to the Territorial Center for Recruitment and Social Support after the summons has been served.

The lawyer of GRACERS JSC Stanislav Polevy told about this in an interview with "RBK-Ukraine".

"From the point of view of law, employees of the TCC and SP can draw up a protocol on bringing a person to administrative responsibility under Article 210 of the Code of Administrative Offenses "Violation of military accounting rules by conscripts, conscripts, reservists", on the basis of which the head of the TCC can issue a resolution and impose a fine on the person in the amount from 850 hryvnias to 1,700 hryvnias (the offense was committed under martial law)," explained the lawyer.

In addition, according to Polovoy, the national police, at the request of district (city) TCCs and SPs, or SBU bodies, carries out administrative detention (for a period of no more than three hours) and transportation of conscripts, conscripts and reservists who have committed administrative offenses stipulated Articles 210, 210-1 of the Code of Ukraine on Administrative Offenses.

"From practice, there are quite a few cases when, after receiving a summons, a conscript did not come to the TCC and SP, and none of the negative consequences mentioned above were applied to him," the lawyer added.

As a reminder, 

 until May 19, 2023.

The military and the police issue summonses on the street to men aged 18 to 60.

However, there are often cases when the summons is not issued at the place of registration and registration.

There are two types of subpoenas in the country

 Some - to clarify military registration data.

Others - for sending to the army as part of a team.

That is why, if a Ukrainian received a summons, this does not mean that the man is already being accepted into the ranks of the Armed Forces.

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