The Military Registration and Enlistment Office can impose fines for violations of military registration: how to check for fines online.

Conditions of martial law and general mobilization lead to fines from the Military Registration and Enlistment Office for violators of military registration. Information about imposed fines can be obtained from the Military Registration and Enlistment Office and the State Treasury or through online services.

How to learn about fines

Information about the presence of fines, their amount, and reasons can be clarified through several services:

• Open Data Bot: enter your Full Name and date of birth on the website, and the service will inform you whether there are any open proceedings;
• The 'Diia' app: go to the 'Services' section, select 'Enforcement Proceedings';
• Unified Register of Debtors: provide your data to search for information;
• Automated Enforcement Proceedings System: enter the debtor's data and deductions.

You can also subscribe to notifications in the YouControl system to receive information about fines and proceedings daily. It is important to remember that the process of proceedings regarding fines from the Military Registration and Enlistment Office can take more than a year, and the enforcement service cannot cancel them.

Previously, in Kyiv, a man paid a fine from the Military Registration and Enlistment Office but filed an appeal. The court decided that the military commissariat should return the funds to the conscript.

Conditions of martial law can lead to the imposition of fines for violations of military registration. To inquire about fines, people can use various online services and systems. It is important to be attentive and respond timely to possible violations, as canceling the corresponding fine can be difficult and take a long time.