Ukraine Mobilization: Understanding the 'Act of Care' for Deferment

Amidst the ongoing mobilization in Ukraine, understanding legal requirements for deferment is crucial. This is particularly true for those seeking exemption under points 9 and 14 of relevant legislation, often related to the necessity of providing constant care to a dependent. A key document in this process is the "act of care," which needs to be completed and submitted. The act verifies the need for consistent care, based on information provided by the applicant and verified by a medical commission. "This document is essential, even for those applying under the 9th point, concerning care for a parent or child," explains a legal expert in a recent video. The video highlights the document's importance in securing deferment, emphasizing the need for accurate and complete information. The process, while demanding, offers a path for those with caregiving responsibilities to navigate the complexities of mobilization.