The “Reserve+” mobile application will now send push notifications to conscripts if they are declared wanted by the territorial recruitment center or, conversely, removed from the wanted list. About this reported Deputy Minister of Defense for Digitalization Kateryna Chernogorenko.
“Reserve+ will send a push notification if you are wanted or removed from it. So that you do not find out about your status unexpectedly at a checkpoint or at the border”, says the message.
In addition, new services have appeared in the updated version of the application, including the ability to receive information about data changes in the “Oberig” registry and access to advanced information from it. Users can now select new categories when submitting data correction requests.
It was also possible to generate extended information about yourself from the “Oberig” registry in PDF format, in order to check exactly what data is stored about it. To do this, you need to click on the three dots in the electronic military document and select the appropriate item.
Added six new categories that allow you to fix registry errors more precisely:
- Status “Requires clarification”: used when a person is in the register, but not tied to any TCC.
- An error in personal data: for example, misspelling a name, surname or date of birth.
- “Military Record Violation” status: when the violation has already been eliminated, but the status remains.
- Status “On registration”: if a person needs to be removed from registration – due to age or joining the Defense Forces.
- Booking data error: For example, if a booking exists but is not displayed or entered in error.
- Update of employment data: allows you to update information about employment through the register of the Pension Fund of Ukraine.
“New services expand the number of situations that can be corrected with the help of the application. We continue to make “Reserve+” a convenient ecosystem for military servicemen, thanks to which you can eliminate your difficulties without visiting the TCC and waiting in lines.”, – summed up Kateryna Chernogorenko.
