The Ukrainian government continues its course of digitalizing state processes. Recent amendments to the military registration procedure simplify enrollment and de-registration, reduce bureaucracy, and introduce automatic mechanisms.

Remote Registration for Youths via “Rezerv+”
Youths who turn 17 can now register for military service remotely through the “Rezerv+” mobile application. This process does not require a visit to a Territorial Recruitment Center (TCC) or a military medical commission. The option to register in person at a TCC remains available.

Automatic Registration for Men Aged 25-60
Male citizens aged 25 to 60 who were not previously on military registration without legal grounds will now be registered automatically. This is made possible by the integration of state registers, which eliminates manual data entry and human error.

Automatic De-registration
The system will also automatically remove individuals from the register once they reach the maximum age of service in the reserve. Employers are required to update their internal personnel records within seven days of an employee reaching this age limit.

Less Paperwork, More Convenience
The goal of these changes is to make military registration as simple and convenient as possible. Automation reduces the workload on TCCs, shortens queues, eliminates unnecessary bureaucracy, and minimizes the risk of errors, creating a unified electronic system where data is updated and synchronized automatically.

Legal Aspect
These amendments align the military registration procedure (Procedure No. 1487) with modern digital requirements, ensuring transparency and improving data accuracy. This is a step towards creating a new model of an “e-TCC” that operates on a “state as a service” principle.

Conclusion
The introduction of digital solutions in military registration is part of a broader strategy to modernize Ukraine’s defense system. Automatic registration and de-registration make the process fast, transparent, and understandable for every citizen.