Some users of Ukraine’s “Rezerv+” military registration app have recently seen a new status in their electronic military records: “MOS 999. Requires basic general military training.” The General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine has clarified what this means and whether a visit to a TCC (Territorial Recruitment Center) is necessary.

Official Clarification: No Action Required
In an official statement, the General Staff confirmed that the “MOS 999. Requires basic general military training” status in the Rezerv+ app does not require the user to take any action. There is no need to visit a TCC.

The Ministry of Defence later explained that MOS 999 is a military occupational specialty (MOS) code assigned to individuals liable for military service who have not previously completed military service or training camps. This is a standard procedure based on the Law of Ukraine “On Military Duty and Military Service.”

What Does the New Status Mean?
This designation allows the state to statistically assess the number of individuals who would need to undergo basic general military training if they were to be mobilized. It is an informational marker for internal planning and does not impose any new obligations on the citizen.

What Should You Do?
Absolutely nothing. This military specialty code is not a basis for fines or any other restrictions. The information is solely for the state’s records to estimate training needs in the event of mobilization.