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The lawyer explained how the obligation to present a document differs from handing it to another person
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When people are stopped on the street for document checks, many men immediately hand over their passport or military registration document to representatives of the TCC. However, this contains a serious mistake that violates one’s rights.
This was explained to Telegraf by lawyer Olena Voronkova in a comment.
Read more in the article: Show or hand over: how to behave properly if TCC employees stop you on the street
Legal expert emphasizes: men aged from 18 to 60 years are indeed obligated to carry their military registration document and present it upon demand by a police officer or an authorized TCC representative. However, the law does not require handing over the originals to another person.
Citizens have the full right to keep documents in their own hands and simply show them. In turn, before verification, a TCC representative must state their details, position, and show their official ID card of the authorized person.
As a reminder, Telegraf previously reported about the main trap in the mobilization law: through which mistake the TCC denies deferral
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