Removal from the wanted list by the Territorial Recruitment and Social Support Center (TRSSC)
Professional resolution of issues with recruitment centers
Legal termination of search status, document restoration, and protection from unlawful actions by TRSSC
What is a TRSSC wanted status?
A search by the TRSSC is announced for citizens who:
Legal consequences of being on the wanted list:
Legal termination of search status, document restoration, and protection from unlawful actions by TRSSC
What is a TRSSC wanted status?
A search by the TRSSC is announced for citizens who:
- Evaded appearing upon summons
- Failed to attend a military medical commission
- Did not update their military registration data
- Left service without authorization
- Violated deferment conditions
Legal consequences of being on the wanted list:
- Restrictions on movement within the country
- Inability to travel abroad
- Problems with obtaining documents
- Risk of being forcibly delivered to the TRSSC
- Fines and administrative liability
Our services for removal from the wanted list
Comprehensive case analysis
- Identifying the reasons for being placed on the list
- Verifying the legality of TRSSC actions
- Analyzing possible legal remedies
- Assessing risks and prospects
Document preparation
- Drafting applications for removal from the list
- Collecting supporting certificates and documents
- Preparing medical conclusions (if necessary)
- Legal substantiation of the case
Representation before TRSSC
- Submission of documents on behalf of the client
- Negotiations with officials
- Protecting interests during case review
- Ensuring compliance with procedures
Court defense
- Appealing unlawful TRSSC decisions
- Filing claims for damages
- Representation in administrative courts
- Defense against criminal prosecution
Workflow
Consultation & diagnostics (1–2 days)
- Detailed case review
- Analysis of available documents
- Defining legal strategy
- Assessment of chances of success
Collection of documents (3–7 days)
- Obtaining certificates on search status
- Gathering medical documents (if needed)
- Preparing evidence of changed circumstances
- Drafting applications and motions
Legal justification (2–3 days)
- Preparation of legal position
- Analysis of current legislation
- References to court practice
- Building defense strategy
Submission of documents (1–2 days)
- Official appeal to TRSSC
- Filing through legal representative
- Registration of all submissions
- Obtaining proof of acceptance
Case support (7–14 days)
- Monitoring case review
- Providing additional arguments
- Negotiations with officials
- Challenging delays in processing
Final result (1–2 days)
- Obtaining decision on removal from wanted list
- Issuance of confirming certificates
- Restoration of documents
- Consultation on next steps
Required documents
- Basic package:
- Ukrainian passport
- Military ID (if available)
- Certificate from TRSSC confirming search status
- Documents proving change in circumstances
- Additional documents (case-specific):
- Medical certificates and conclusions
- Proof of change of residence
- Certificates from work or study
- Family status and dependents’ documents
- Procedural documents:
- Application for removal from wanted list
- Explanatory note
- Motion for case review
- Power of attorney for representation
Success guarantees
- Legal guarantees:
- Compliance with all legal procedures
- Professional representation of interests
- Appeals against unlawful decisions
- Protection against abuse of authority
- Practical guarantees:
- Experience with similar cases
- Knowledge of TRSSC practices
- Established contacts with officials
- Ongoing monitoring of legislation
- Financial guarantees:
- 50% refund in case of negative result
- Staged payment based on progress
- Fixed price with no hidden fees
- Free consultations for 3 months after case closure
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Theoretically, yes, but it requires in-depth knowledge of procedures and carries a high risk of complications. Professional assistance significantly increases the chances of success.
With the right approach and professional support, the risks are minimal. We ensure a safe resolution of the issue.
It is necessary to comply with all military registration requirements, update your data on time, and follow the lawful instructions of the TRSSC.
Removal from the wanted list does not automatically grant the right to travel abroad. You must have legal grounds in accordance with martial law regulations.
Risks of self-arrangement
- Legal risks:
- Improper document preparation
- Procedural violations
- Missed deadlines
- Case complications due to mistakes
- Personal risks:
- Forced delivery to TRSSC
- Increased fines and penalties
- Family complications
- Stress and psychological pressure
- Financial risks:
- Extra fines due to delays
- Expenses for correcting mistakes
- Loss of income due to restrictions
- Potential court costs
How to get started?
Urgent consultation
Call immediately for case evaluation: +380 (91) 48 10 300
Information collection
Provide all available documents and case details
Legal strategy
Receive an action plan with timeline and costs
Contract signing
Officially formalize representation
Active legal work
Full cycle of actions until removal from the wanted list
⚠️ Important: Being on the TRSSC wanted list can lead to serious legal consequences. Do not delay resolving the issue – time is critical.
🛡️ Confidentiality guaranteed: All consultations and actions are protected by attorney-client privilege.
🛡️ Confidentiality guaranteed: All consultations and actions are protected by attorney-client privilege.
CONTACTS
📞 Phone: +380 (91) 48 10 300
📧 Email: info@rtp.kyiv.ua (optional: lex.teslia@gmail.com)
🕐 Schedule: we operate across Ukraine 24/7
📧 Email: info@rtp.kyiv.ua (optional: lex.teslia@gmail.com)
🕐 Schedule: we operate across Ukraine 24/7
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