Military ID Says Excluded, Reserve+ Says Liable for Service: How to Correct the Data and What to Do
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A paper military registration document may contain a notation of removal from the military register, whereas the current electronic military registration document (e-VOD) in the "Rezerv+" app shows the individual as still subject to military service. This discrepancy immediately creates two practical questions: how the individual can restore correct data, and which information an employer should rely on when maintaining internal military records or preparing employees for deferment (reservation).
An old notation does not, by itself, prove that the Registry is in error. First, it is necessary to reconstruct the legal history of the status: what decision was made, what constituted the grounds for removal, whether the primary materials of the Military Medical Board (VLC) and the Territorial Center of Recruitment (TCR) exist, and whether any subsequent decision altered the prior conclusion. The course of action—correcting data in the Registry, locating archived documents, or preparing an administrative case—depends entirely on the answers to these questions.
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