Refused for caring for my mother
The TCC (territorial recruitment centre) refused me a deferral for caring for my mother, who has a group II disability. There are other relatives, but they live in another region.
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What to do
A deferral is granted on a specific ground, and each ground has its own list of documents: a deferral to care for parents needs one set, a student's or a three-children deferral another. Most refusals come down to documents: something is missing, something is drawn up wrongly, or the ground is the wrong one. So first identify the ground, then check your file against it.
Caring for a relative, disability, three or more children, study, reservation by an employer: each ground has its own conditions.
Documents on family relationship, medical reports, certificates of study or household composition. Check how long they remain valid.
Through the TCC (territorial recruitment centre), an administrative services centre or online, if that option is available for your ground. Keep proof of submission.
If you were refused, ask for a written refusal with the grounds. Without it, it is hard to know what to fix.
If a document was missing, resubmit the set with it. If the TCC does not recognise the ground itself, the decision is challenged with a higher authority or in court.
This is the general order of steps. The analysis of your situation will show what applies to you and which deadlines apply in your case.
What the conclusion covers
In a conclusion on a deferral, Jurly identifies your ground and the provision that provides for it, lists the documents for that ground and shows what is missing from your file. If you have already been refused, it analyses the refusal and names the route: a new application, a complaint or the court.
The analysis of your situation is free. A written conclusion costs UAH 199; you see the price before paying.
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Common situations
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The TCC (territorial recruitment centre) refused me a deferral for caring for my mother, who has a group II disability. There are other relatives, but they live in another region.
I am a full-time master's student. Am I entitled to a deferral, and which documents should I submit?
I have three children, but the eldest has turned 18 and is studying. Do I keep the deferral?
My deferral period has ended, but the ground still applies. What should I do to extend it?
My wife has a disability and I am the one caring for her. The TCC said that is not a ground because her parents are alive.
Questions and answers
It depends on whom you care for, their disability group and whether there are other family members who can provide care.
Get the refusal in writing, check its grounds, and either add documents or challenge the decision with a higher authority or in court.
Through Reserve+ it is available for some grounds; the rest require applying in person at the TCC or an administrative services centre.
If the ground still applies, submit documents for an extension in advance and keep proof of submission.
The analysis of your situation is free. A written Jurly conclusion costs UAH 199, and you see the price before paying. A lawyer consultation can be booked separately; the lawyer sets its price.
No. First you get an analysis of your situation. You can book a consultation later or not at all.
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