Нужно ли проходить ВЛК, если есть отсрочка или бронь?

A deferment or deferment usually exempts you from the VLK, but there are exceptions—contracts, re-examinations, and limited fitness status! This is one of the most common questions among conscripts in 2026. 0:00 Do I need to undergo the VLK with a deferment or reservation—the main question 0:42 What is the VLK and why is it needed 1:23 What laws regulate the VLK 2:05 Who is required to undergo the VLK 2:48 Reservation/Deferment: When is the VLK still mandatory (exceptions) 3:37 Who issues the referral for the VLK, incl. via Reserve+ 4:20 How the medical examination works: doctors, deadlines, stages 5:32 Validity period of the VLK report 5:54 What decisions can the VLK make (fitness levels) 6:18 How to appeal a VLK decision - pre-trial procedure and court 6:56 Refusal of the VLK: fines and other consequences 7:36 Conclusion Many believe that having a deferment or reservation automatically exempts you from undergoing the military medical commission. But is this really true? In this video, I examine current Ukrainian legislation in detail and explain in which cases the VLK is actually not required, and when the medical commission remains mandatory. You will learn: ✔️ What is a military medical commission (VLK); ✔️ Are individuals with a reservation required to undergo the VLK; ✔️ Do you need to undergo the VLK if you have a deferment; ✔️ In what cases can you be referred for a medical examination, even with a deferment or reservation; ✔️ Who issues the referral for the VLK; ✔️ Can I get an electronic referral through "Reserve+"; ✔️ How does the medical commission work; ✔️ How long is the VLK's conclusion valid; ✔️ What decisions does the commission make; ✔️ How to appeal a VLK decision; ✔️ What penalties are provided for refusing to undergo a VLK. I will separately consider cases of contract signing, repeat medical examinations after previous VLK decisions, and voluntary commission participation at the initiative of the conscript. The video is based on current Ukrainian legislation and current practice of its application. ⚖️ If the topics of mobilization, military registration, deferments, reservations, military medical checks, and protecting the rights of those liable for military service are relevant to you, subscribe to the channel. Analysis of new laws, case law, and practical advice from a lawyer are regularly published here. Lawyer Dmitry Buzanov Follow me on social media: →   / buzanovd   → https://t.me/advocate_trump →   / real.estate.advocate   📲 Contact me for a PAID INDIVIDUAL legal consultation by phone at ☎ +38 (050) 516-40-19 or via Viber, WhatsApp, or Telegram. I respond within 1 hour during business hours from 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM. 🔏 Everything you tell me will be protected by attorney-client privilege under Article 22 of the Law of Ukraine On Advocacy and Advocacy Activity. 🔏 For a personal PAID legal consultation, write here: Facebook   / buzanovd   Telegram https://t.me/buzanovd ℹ IF YOU JUST ASK: To receive a FREE consultation, write your question in the comments under the video on the topic you want answered. I respond to all comments within 24 hours. Please support my channel: like 👍 + comment 💬 + subscribe 🔔 By the way, please note that the videos are not legal acts, do not establish legal norms, and are for informational purposes only. The legal explanation contained in this video does not constitute legal advice on a specific situation and does not take into account the specifics of the relevant factual circumstances. Do I need to undergo a military medical examination in 2026 if I have a deferment or an official deferment? Learn the current rules and exceptions to avoid errors when completing the paperwork. In this episode, we examine in detail the military medical examination procedure for citizens liable for military service. If you already have a legal basis for exemption from conscription, this material will help you understand when a military medical examination may be mandatory and when its requirement has no legal basis. We analyze the current legislation in effect in 2026. This video is intended for those who want to know their rights and responsibilities. We examine real-life situations where having a mobilization deferment or an official mobilization deferment does not automatically exempt you from attending a medical examination. You will gain a clear understanding of the factors that determine the need for a military medical examination in your specific case. Subscribe to the channel for regular analysis of changes in laws and let us know in the comments which aspects of mobilization or registration interest you most.