When updating data in Reserve+, a person may receive a message that the information in the Obereg registry is incomplete, and should contact the TCC.
What should people do who are sent to the TCC by Reserve+, how to correct the error and avoid receiving such a message in the future – read more in the ICTV Facts article.
Information in the Oberig registry is incomplete: what to do
A man liable for military service in the Reserve+ application must enter basic information about himself, in particular: full name, telephone number, residential address and email. A person who has indicated this data is considered a person who has entered/updated his data in accordance with the law.
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We remind you that in accordance with the Law of Ukraine On Amendments to Certain Legislative Acts of Ukraine Regarding Certain Issues of Military Service, Mobilization and Military Registration, citizens of Ukraine registered for military service were required to clarify their residential address, communication numbers, email address and other personal data within 60 days from the date of entry into force of this law.
For those who are in Ukraine, you can update or enter data in person by arriving at the TCC and SP at your place of military registration or place of residence, or through the Reserve + application.
If the Reserve+ application displays a message asking a person to contact the TCC and SP, this may indicate a failure or such data is not accurate.
The status Needs clarification means that the citizen is in the Oberig register, but is not assigned to any TCC. To do this, you must contact the TCC at the place of registration and provide the necessary documents. You can quickly sign up for an electronic queue at the TCC using Rezerv+.
During your visit you may need:
- passport of a citizen of Ukraine;
- tax identification number (TIN);
- documents confirming the place of registration;
- military registration document;
- certificate of completion of education;
- birth certificates of children;
- marriage/divorce certificate;
- medical certificate in the presence of certain diseases;
- certificate of disability (if available);
- driver's license (if available);
- booking certificate (if available);
- photo 3×4.
Source: Ministry of Defense of Ukraine
