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How Long Does a TCC “Wanted” Status Last: The Maximum Term
Violation of military registration rules can lead to a person being declared “wanted” by territorial recruitment centers (TCCs), but such a “wanted” status is not indefinite. Lawyers have explained how long a person can be “wanted” and when a decision on the search can be appealed in court.
Violation of military registration rules in Ukraine is an administrative offense, so bringing to responsibility for such actions has time limits clearly defined by law.
According to Articles 38–39 of the Code of Ukraine on Administrative Offenses (KUpAP), an administrative penalty can be imposed within three months from the moment the offense is discovered.
At the same time, if one year has passed since the date of its commission, it is already impossible to bring the person to responsibility.
However, the Territorial Recruitment and Social Support Center still has the right to summon the person liable for military service to clarify data or for other procedures, but this is carried out in a different manner.
The TCC enters information about the violation of military registration rules into the relevant register, after which a request to the police is automatically generated to deliver the person to draw up an administrative protocol.
At the same time, the system automatically determines the maximum term of a person’s stay on the wanted list — one year.
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