Ukrposhta requests your understanding regarding the delivery of subpoenas.
Postmen delivered more than 20 thousand summonses to those liable for military service, and they are still being delivered today.
The head of Ukrposhta called on Ukrainians to treat subpoenas by mail with understanding and emphasized that the quality of delivery correlates with the correctness of the address specified in the Reserve+ or Oberig system.
Smelyansky emphasized that summonses to those liable for military service are no different from court summonses, documents or fines for traffic violations delivered by Ukrposhta.
On September 19, it became known that Ukrposhta began sending out the first 6 thousand subpoenas without the participation of the TCC.
On September 24, the UP, with reference to a document signed by the head of the Ministry of Economy, stated that the government had allocated more than UAH 70 million for the centralized printing and distribution of 900 thousand summonses by the end of 2024.
Subpoenas to the TCC by mail also apply to those who perform remote work, work from home, are temporarily disabled or on vacation – the employer must inform such people in accordance with the resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers.
Let us remind you that absentee summonses sent by mail must be received by registered mail with the notes “TCC Agenda”, “Deliver in person”. This resolution No. 1147 was adopted by the Cabinet of Ministers on October 8 (“On Amendments to the Rules for the Provision of Postal Services”).
If a person has not picked up the summons, the post office can call him by phone or put in his mailbox a message about the receipt of a letter marked “TCC Summons.”
Source: Racurs
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