Застосунок Резерв+ отримає нові персоналізовані функції: які зміни нас очікують найближчим часом

The Reserve+ application will receive new personalized features: what changes await us in the near future

Ukrainians were invited to test a new version of the Reserve+ application, which will include a photo for easier identification.

The Ministry of Defense of Ukraine announced changes to the Reserve+ application. Soon, the electronic military registration document will receive an updated look and will contain a photo of the owner.

These innovations will contribute to more transparent and faster identification of a person in various situations.

The Ministry of Defense invites everyone to test new features. Participants will be the first to familiarize themselves with the new interface and share their impressions of usability.

To participate in the testing, you need to fill out a short questionnaire on the Ministry of Defense website. The collected feedback will help improve the Reserve+ application and make it more user-friendly.

The automatic extension of the deferral from mobilization did not work for everyone. If the status has not been updated in the “Reserve+” application after November 1, you must contact the Center for Administrative Services (CASA) in person.
Starting in November, some students may lose their deferral. Full-time study no longer always guarantees protection from conscription due to new restrictions. Deferrals can be obtained by those who are studying full-time for the first time, have not changed their field of study, have not served or studied at a military department, and have also applied for a deferral through “Reserve+” or a territorial recruitment center.

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