Starting from 16 July 2025, territorial recruitment and social support centres (TRCs) no longer have the right to impose fines on persons liable for military service for late updating of mobilisation data, Informator reports. This is due to the expiry of the one-year term for bringing to justice defined by the current legislation – Part 7 of Article 38 of the Code of Administrative Offences allowed imposing an administrative penalty only up to one year from the date of the violation.
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It is worth reminding that the data had to be updated by 16 July 2024, and the violation was subject to a fine of UAH 17,000 under Article 210 of the Code of Administrative Offences. However, now, after the expiry of this deadline, the CCP has been deprived of the right to apply sanctions.
At the same time, starting from 11 July, the Reserve+ application now offers a fine of UAH 8,500 (50% of the full amount) for those who missed the update, although the obligation to leave up-to-date data remains in force. If you pay half the penalty within 20 days, you can avoid doubling the amount. Failure to comply within the next 20 days will result in a fine of UAH 17,000, and a further delay will result in a fine of UAH 34,000.
It is estimated that about 6 million people liable for military service have not yet updated their data. Despite the gap in the legislation, the current obligation to update information remains in place, so users are advised to use the Reserve+ service to avoid future risks.
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