Starting July 18, summonses will begin to be sent by mail. If the reservist or conscript fails to specify his place of residence within 60 days, the summons is sent to the address of the registered/declared place of residence.
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This is stated in Resolution No. 560 of May 16, 2024.
Thus, the appropriate confirmation of notification when sending a summons by mail is:
- the day of receipt of such mail by a person, confirmed by information and/or documents from the postal operator;
- the day of putting a mark in the postal message about the refusal to receive the postal item or the day of putting a mark about the absence of a person at the residence address of the person notified by this person to the TCC when clarifying his credentials;
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the day of putting a mark in the postal message about the refusal to receive the postal item or the day of putting a mark about the absence of a person at the address of the declared/registered place of residence in the manner prescribed by law, if this person has not notified the TCC of another address of the place of residence.
Earlier, Defense Ministry spokesman Dmitry Lazutkin said that a summons dropped in a mailbox is not considered served.
Source: Racurs
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