When changing the permanent place of registration or staying in another region for more than 90 days, a conscript or person liable for military service must report his location to the territorial military registration and enlistment office. The process is regulated at the legislative level and obliges everyone to provide such information to the military commissariat.
Registration at the military registration and enlistment office when changing registration pursues almost the same goals as providing data about the new place of residence to the FMS. This is done to control citizens of both military age and those in the reserves.
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Firstly, it makes it easier to find a citizen evading military service. Secondly, it allows for the rapid mobilization of armed forces. Thirdly, it allows for precise control over those liable for military service and providing data on their number in case of martial law.
The very fact of submitting information about a new place of residence to the military registration and enlistment office does not carry any consequences, but evasion of this is punishable by law in the form of an administrative fine. Ultimately, a person’s place of permanent residence will still be established, but at a higher cost for him.
Fines for administrative offenses in the field of military registration have been increased
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The law on amendments to the Code of Administrative Offenses, signed today by the President of the Russian Federation, strengthens administrative liability for administrative offenses in the field of military registration (Federal Law of April 24, 2021 No. 132-FZ).
The document was published today on the official Internet portal of legal information. In particular, for failure by the head of an organization or an official of a local government body to submit to the military commissariat within the prescribed period lists of citizens subject to initial military registration, a fine of 1 thousand to 3 thousand rubles is now provided. (in the previous version of the article - from 300 rubles. rubles to 1 thousand rubles (Article 21.1 of the Code of Administrative Offenses of the Russian Federation)). The same fines in an increased amount for these persons are determined for failure to notify citizens of their summons on the basis of a summons from the military commissariat (Article 21.2 of the Code of Administrative Offenses of the Russian Federation) and for untimely submission of information about changes in the composition of permanently residing citizens or citizens staying for more than 3 months in a place of temporary residence, those who are or are required to be registered with the military (Article 21.3 of the Code of Administrative Offenses of the Russian Federation), as well as for officials of MSE institutions (Part 1 of Article 21.4 of the Code of Administrative Offenses of the Russian Federation), civil registry offices (Part 2 of Article 21.4 of the Code of Administrative Offenses of the Russian Federation) who have not reported the necessary information about recognition of a citizen as disabled, about changes in civil status records. And for failure to report to the military registration and enlistment office by the head of the organization or the person responsible for military registration information about the employment of specified citizens or dismissal from work (also expelled from study), the fine will be from 1 thousand to 5 thousand rubles. (Part 3 of Article 21.4 of the Code of Administrative Offenses of the Russian Federation).
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For failure to appear on a summons to the military registration and enlistment office without a good reason, failure to notify about changes in information about marital status, education or relocation, etc. (Article 21.5 of the Code of Administrative Offenses of the Russian Federation), for evading a medical examination (Article 21.6 of the Code of Administrative Offenses of the Russian Federation), for intentional damage, loss of military registration documents (Article 21.7 of the Code of Administrative Offenses of the Russian Federation) instead of a fine of 100 rubles. up to 500 rub. For a citizen who is or is required to be registered with the military, the law now provides for increased penalties of 500 rubles. up to 3 thousand rubles
In addition, the statute of limitations for bringing to administrative responsibility for all these administrative offenses in the field of military registration has been increased to 3 years.
The federal law will come into force 10 days after the day of its official publication.
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How to register for military service when moving?
HOW TO REGISTER FOR THE MILITARY WHEN MOVING?
If you are planning to change your home, it doesn’t matter whether you are moving to the other end of the country or simply changing the area, be sure to notify the employees of the district military commissariat about this and write an application for deregistration. Sometimes the appearance desk requires some documents confirming departure: air or train tickets or a certificate of study (for students admitted to a foreign university). If you have such evidence, be sure to take it with you.
As soon as you move to a new house, room or apartment, the first thing you need to do is come to the district military commissariat and write an application for military registration upon moving (you will receive a sample directly from the employees of the government agency). Be sure to take with you:
· registration or military ID,
· medical certificates or extracts from the medical record,
· diploma or certificate,
· certificate of registration of marriage and birth of children (if any).
DO YOU NEED REGISTRATION FOR MILITARY REGISTRATION WHEN MOVING?
From February 17, 2021, registration at the place of residence is no longer required for registration. It is enough to present a certificate from your place of work or study. However, registration will still have to be completed, since living in one place for more than 3 months without registration is prohibited by Article 19.15.1 of the Code of Administrative Offenses of the Russian Federation. For such a violation, a fine of up to 5,000 rubles can be issued in Moscow and St. Petersburg or up to 3,000 rubles in other cities of Russia.
WHAT HAPPENS IF YOU DO NOT REGISTER WHEN YOU CHANGE YOUR PLACE OF RESIDENCE?
Now the fines for violating the order are not so high. The maximum amount that a violator may face is 500 rubles. But in January 2019, a new bill was submitted to the State Duma, increasing the fine sixfold, to 3,000 rubles.
At the time of writing (March 2021), the bill is pending. The date of the first reading has not yet been determined. So far there is no reason that State Duma deputies will reject it in the future.
LAW ON MILITARY REGISTRATION ACCORDING TO ACTUAL PLACE OF RESIDENCE
Until February 2021, it was possible to register for military service only if you had registration. This was quite inconvenient for those young people and men who entered universities in other cities or moved for work and at the same time could not obtain registration in a timely manner. But draft evaders took advantage of a similar loophole in the law. They deliberately changed their housing in order to avoid being served with a summons and, as a result, everyday life in the army.
In 2021, members of the Federation Council proposed a new way to solve this problem: oblige conscripts to be assigned to military commissariats at their place of actual residence. Within six months, the bill passed all three readings in the State Duma and received approval from the Federation Council and the President of the Russian Federation. On February 17, the law on registration at the place of actual residence came into force. From now on, registration will no longer be required. It will be enough to bring a certificate from the university or work to the appearance desk.
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Insurance companies for compulsory motor liability insurance
While you have a compulsory motor liability insurance contract, you are obliged to inform the insurer about changes in the information specified in the application for concluding a compulsory insurance contract, including a change in the registration address. This must be done in writing.
What to do. You need to contact your insurance company in person, via email or through an app, if available.
What is the price. For free
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But if the region to which you moved has different coefficients, the cost of the policy may be recalculated either up or down.
Deadlines. The insurer makes changes to the MTPL policy and the automated information system of compulsory insurance no later than five working days from the date of application. After that, they will replace your policy - they will give you a new one on a form or send an electronic one by mail.
If you do not do this, there may be problems with payments in the event of an accident.
ADMINISTRATIVE RESPONSIBILITY FOR LATE MILITARY REGISTRATION
AMOUNT OF THE FINE FOR MILITARY REGISTRATION
Russian legislation strictly regulates the timing of registration. The initial training for pre-conscripts takes place from the beginning of January to March 31 - i.e. before the start of the recruitment campaign. Men who have changed their place of residence or received citizenship of the Russian Federation are also limited by time limits: they are required to withdraw and/or be assigned to a new district military registration and enlistment office within two weeks.
If this deadline is violated, administrative liability arises. The fine for late registration ranges from 100 to 500 rubles. The same amount will have to be paid by those citizens who forgot to notify the employees of their military registration and enlistment office about moving to a new place of residence.
A fine of 100-500 rubles is also provided for:
failure to report to the military commissariat information about changes in marital status, place of work, position, education, etc. within the prescribed period.
intentional or unintentional damage to a registration certificate or military ID, as well as loss of these documents.
INCREASING THE FINE FOR MILITARY REGISTRATION
A small payment often leads to young people neglecting their responsibilities. For some, it is more convenient to pay 100 rubles than to spend a similar amount on travel and spend several hours in line at the appearance desk, waiting for the commissariat employees to accept documents.
In the fight against such neglect and evasion, in January 2019, members of the Legislative Assembly of the Jewish Region introduced a new bill to the State Duma. The initiative group proposed increasing the penalty for non-appearance of conscripts, as well as damage to the registration certificate and military ID to 1,000-3,000 rubles.
While the draft federal law was being considered by the relevant committee, the idea of increasing fines was taken up by another initiative group. In February 2021, another bill was introduced into the State Duma of the Russian Federation, proposing a tenfold increase in the amount: from 1,000 to 5,000 rubles.
The authors of the initiative did not stop at increasing payments: officials also proposed obliging conscripts to come to the military registration and enlistment office on their own to verify the data in their personal file. At the same time, the explanatory note states that during the appearance, the citizen may be given a summons for conscription activities.
After preliminary review, the project was sent for revision. If the authors take into account the comments and make the necessary amendments, the initiative will be considered in the first reading in parallel with the proposal of members of the Legislative Assembly of the Jewish Region.
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When changing your place of residence
A change of residential address obliges the conscript to report this to the military commissariat within 14 days. Changes will be made to your credentials. This provision applies to persons who do not travel outside the territorial boundaries of the region.
If a citizen liable for military service travels outside the region of residence, he is obliged to deregister at his previous place of residence and register after moving, and within 14 days to carry out registration. This applies to people changing address for more than 3 months.
Citizens returning to Russia after a long stay abroad are required to contact the military registration and enlistment office and undergo the procedure of military registration. If a citizen is under 27 years of age, he is required to serve in the Russian army for one year.
After receiving Russian citizenship
Emigrants who have received Russian citizenship are required to contact the Ministry of Internal Affairs with an application to create an account, providing the following documents:
- passport;
- military ID of a foreign country;
- education document;
- Marriage certificate;
- driver's license;
- conclusion of the medical commission.
Registration at the military registration and enlistment office allows you to officially find a job, obtain a foreign passport, and obtain visas to visit foreign countries. New Russian citizens under 27 years of age, after passing a medical commission, are required to serve in the Russian army. Those over 27 years old do not serve in the army.
When changing your registration
If, when changing your registration in 2021, the area of registration at the military commissariat changes, then the person liable for military service must provide the new address. The citizen is obliged to ensure the accuracy of the data regarding the registration address.
Students who have left to study in another city interact with the military department at their place of residence. In the city where they study, they receive temporary registration. Based on this, they are given an account and legally granted a deferment from conscription for the duration of their studies.
What to do for those who are registered at one address but live in another place
If your registration address does not match your residential address, make the most of the capabilities of electronic services. Notifications of fines, taxes and debts can be received through government services, the websites of the Federal Tax Service or the Federal Bailiff Service.
And for those who do not want to use the websites of government agencies, this information can be checked through the applications of some banks or even on their websites.
For example, this is what the page for checking and paying fines looks like on the Tinkoff Bank website
At 16 years old
Young people who have reached the age of 16 are subject to military registration for the first time. This occurs annually from January 1 to March 31. A summons is sent to the future conscript's place of residence. Having received it, he must appear at the military commissariat on the specified day and time.
A personal file is opened for each future conscript. He undergoes a medical examination, according to the results of which he is assigned a fitness group for military service.
The conscript is issued a registration document, which indicates military registration at the place of residence.
I changed my registration. What documents need to be changed?
I recently registered at my place of residence in another region.
Who should I notify and within what time frame to avoid fines? We are talking, for example, about the military registration and enlistment office, replacing registration data on a car, the tax office (including to reduce the tax on a car) and other authorities.
Thank you. Paul
Pavel, there are documents that you will not need to change when changing your registration. This is a passport, INN, SNILS, driver's license, bank cards, bank account numbers - although in some cases the bank will have to be notified of a change of place of registration. But, indeed, there are departments that you need to inform that you are changing your registration address
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Dmitry Sergeev
knows everything about replacing documents
When you notify everyone you're supposed to, you're not just acting in the interests of government agencies or banks. First of all, this is necessary for the citizen himself
. If the registration address is known to everyone who needs it, you will not miss tax notifications, information about fines and late payments will come to you on time. The result is that you will not be charged a fine, you will not have to communicate with bailiffs about the missed fine of 100 rubles, and you will not have to pay an enforcement fee.
I will tell you everything in detail - which departments should be notified and in what order, which documents need to be changed, and which ones can continue to be used.
How to withdraw or register correctly
To deregister from military registration, you should contact the military registration and enlistment office, write an application according to the established form, indicating your new address of residence. After consideration of the application, the citizen is removed from military registration. If a citizen does not go through this procedure voluntarily, then after imposing an administrative penalty for this offense, the military commissariat will do so on its own.
To obtain military registration, you must:
Sometimes the military registration and enlistment office requests evidence. In this capacity, you can provide a certificate from an educational institution, from work, or a long-term rental agreement.
Without registration, a man will not be able to obtain registration at his place of residence or get a job. Therefore, timely military registration will not only make life easier, but will also avoid administrative liability. Failure to appear at the military registration and enlistment office for registration will result in a fine for violations of military obligations. Punishment is provided for by federal law.
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Management companies and resource supply organizations
This should only be done if the housing you purchased has become your property.
What to do. You need to contact your management company and provide documents on housing ownership. You may be offered a service agreement
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How exactly to do this is best to clarify locally with the Criminal Code. There are no uniform requirements for concluding contracts; everywhere has its own rules
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For example, my management company refused to enter into an agreement with me
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They also told me that they are prohibited from working with email and they cannot accept copies of property rights documents from me in electronic form
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What is the price. For free
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Deadlines. The sooner you do this, the better.
If you don't. Utilities will not be turned off for you, but if the management company provides poor quality services, it will be more difficult to make them work according to the law.
Fine for failure to register for military service
Every citizen liable for military service must know and promptly fulfill his duties regarding military registration. However, not everyone is able to strictly follow the law: situations often arise when a man cannot register with the military registration and enlistment office on time or forgets to register with it. For such violations they are not prosecuted or sent to prison. But the violator will not be left without punishment: for late registration he will be issued an administrative fine.
Lawyer of the Assistance Service for Conscripts
The legislative framework
The rules for organizing military registration are regulated by Federal Law No. 53, Government Decree No. 719. According to Art. 10 of the Federal Law, citizens of military age and those liable for military service must report a change of location within two weeks. When receiving temporary registration and moving, the military registration and enlistment office must be informed
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Re-registration is carried out at a new address if the period of residence there is more than 90 days. According to Art
. 53 PP, an individual is obliged to appear in person at the territorial military administration body to make amendments.
The amount of the fine for military registration in Russia
Russian legislation strictly regulates the timing of registration. The initial training for pre-conscripts takes place from the beginning of January to March 31 - i.e. before the start of the recruitment campaign. Men who have changed their place of residence or received citizenship of the Russian Federation are also limited by time limits: they are required to withdraw and/or be assigned to a new district military registration and enlistment office within two weeks.
If this deadline is violated, administrative liability arises. The fine for late registration ranges from 500 to 3000 rubles . Those who forgot to notify the employees of their military registration and enlistment office about moving to a new place of residence will have to pay the same amount.
A fine of 500-3000 rubles may also be imposed if:
Increasing the fine for military registration
Until 2021, the fine for violating military registration rules was lower, only 100-500 rubles. Because of this, some persons liable for military service neglected their duties and violated the deadlines for registration or deregistration.
In the fight against such neglect and evasion, members of the Legislative Assembly of the Jewish Region introduced a new bill to the State Duma. The initiative group proposed increasing the penalty for failure to register to 500-3000 rubles.
It took the authors of the amendments more than a year to finalize the document and also to obtain approval from the State Duma, the Federation Council and the President. Therefore, new fines only came into force on May 5 last year.
While the draft federal law was being considered in the State Duma, the idea of increasing fines was taken up by another initiative group. Another bill was introduced into the State Duma of the Russian Federation, proposing to increase the fine to 5,000 rubles. At the same time, the authors of the initiative did not stop at increasing payments. Officials also proposed to oblige conscripts to come to the military registration and enlistment office on their own to verify the data in their personal file. In the explanatory note, the authors indicated that during the appearance, a citizen may be given a summons for conscription activities. To the delight of many men liable for military service, this bill was not approved by deputies.
