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Resolution No. 560: what changes in 2026 — automatic extension of deferrals, new documents and application procedure

Resolution No. 560: what changes in 2026 — automatic extension of deferrals, new documents and application procedure

Resolution No. 560 was adopted on 05/16/2024 and continues to operate with the latest changes in 2026 with some clarifications and possible new amendments. Automatic extension of deferrals, filing an application for deferral through the ASC, an updated list of documents – a complete guide to the Resolution on the procedure for conscription during mobilization in 2026. Please note that the information is constantly updated, so in

Resolution No. 560 was adopted on 05/16/2024 and continues to operate with the latest changes in 2026 with some clarifications and possible new amendments. Automatic extension of deferments, filing an application for deferment through the Central Service Center, updated list of documents – a complete guide to the Resolution on the procedure for conscription during mobilization in 2026.

Please note that the information is constantly updated, so in case of changes we will add them to this article with the note “updated”. Check the official sources at zakon.rada.gov.ua , kmu.gov.ua and in the CCC. This article is also not a consultation, each case is individual and requires professional consultation with a military lawyer or in the CCC.

Resolution No. 560: why is it constantly changing?

Resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine No. 560 of May 16, 2024 (as amended in 2025) regulates the procedure for conducting conscription during mobilization. In 2025, significant changes were made to it (Resolution No. 1364 of October 24, 2025 and 12/31/2025), which continue to be valid in 2026.

The main points of the changes that came into effect in 2026:

  • Automatic extension of deferrals for most categories (even if documents are submitted before 2025).
  • Submitting applications for deferment at the CCC is no longer possible; everything now happens through the Reserve+ application or at any ASC branch in Ukraine.
  • Updated list of documents (Annex 5 to Resolution 560).
  • New amendments are being discussed, which may be added as changes to: increasing digitalization, abolishing some grounds for deferment, and introducing new restrictions for violators of military draft rules, the so-called “evaders.”

Resolution No. 560 is effective in 2026 and the amendments to Resolution 560 in 2026 provide for many opportunities for improvement in the current version.


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What is Resolution No. 560 and why it, and not the Law on Mobilization?

Resolution No. 560 approves the Procedure for conducting the conscription of citizens for military service during mobilization (hereinafter referred to as the Procedure) in implementation of the Law of Ukraine “On Mobilization Training and Mobilization ” , that is, the Resolution is legally subordinate to the Law in the hierarchical sequence, it is lower and specifies how to implement the provisions of the law. That is why there are many collisions and contradictions between the Law and the Resolution, which need to be corrected by amending Resolution No. 560 in 2026, including.

Thus, Resolution No. 560 does not simply prescribe how to obtain the deferral provided for by law, it also determines:

Appendix 5 Resolution No. 560 as amended in 2026
In the photo: Appendix 5 Resolution No. 560 as amended in 2026
  • Who is entitled to a deferral, specifying what documents a person needs to have to prove the right to a deferral.
  • How to apply for those who cannot use Reserve+.
  • What documents are required in each specific case (for example, when caring for a person with a disability, an Act of the fact of care is submitted, this is indicated in Appendix 5 to Resolution No. 560 as amended in 2026, and to obtain a deferral if one of the parents (mother or father) has a disability of group I or II, is it necessary to formalize care for a spouse with a disability, and so on).
  • How can the CCC verify documents and extend deferrals to parents raising children alone or children with disabilities?

This is the main document that regulates not only deferrals from mobilization, but also the issue of serving and processing summons to the CCC, notification by mobile groups, and more from 2024. Without it, the CCC has no right to call for service, serve summons, or extend deferrals.

Major changes already in effect from 2025–2026

Changes from Resolution No. 1364 (October 24, 2025) continue to apply:

  • Automatic extension of deferrals for those who submitted documents before or before December 31, 2025.
  • Submitting applications through Diya or ASC (the conscript’s electronic account).
  • Updated Appendix 5 — list of documents for each reason for postponement.
  • The application consideration period is up to 7 working days.
  • If documents are not submitted when verification is required, the deferral is automatically terminated.

The automatic extension of the 560 deferral is the biggest current change that has made life easier for thousands of people.

What changes are planned or being discussed specifically in 2026?

As of March 2026, there are no official changes or published draft amendments to Resolution No. 560 yet, but the following implementation is being actively discussed:

  • Full digital deferral for data from other registers — submission only through Reserve+ without visiting the ASC and CCC.
  • New special conditions for IT specialists – a deferral for IT specialists – began to be discussed again after the appointment of the Minister of Digital Transformation Fedorov as Minister of Defense.
  • Restrictions for evaders – a proposal for amendments is being discussed, regarding the blocking of accounts immediately after receiving the status of “wanted” , automatic entry into the register of debtors after 30 days of non-appearance, etc. This is similar to the restrictions currently applied to alimony debtors.
  • Document verification – integration with the registers of the Ministry of Justice, Ministry of Health, and Ministry of Education.

These changes are still under discussion in the Cabinet of Ministers and the Verkhovna Rada.

Who exactly won’t change yet?

The following will definitely receive a deferral in 2026 under Resolution 560:

  • Guardians of persons with disabilities (automatic extension).
  • Parents with many children (3+ children under 18 years old).
  • Critical infrastructure workers (if the company is on the register).

For whom are there risks of changes to the list of documents for obtaining a deferral under Resolution 560:

  • “Devasors” who are abroad.
  • Those who are studying after reaching the age of 25 or who applied for studies after 25.
  • Employees at the enterprise with a reservation – cancellation of critical status and new checks at the enterprise regarding the legality of the reservation.

How to apply for or extend a deferral: step-by-step instructions for 2026

  1. Register for Reserve+ (if you haven’t already).
  2. Go to the “Deferral” section.
  3. Choose a base.
  4. Download the consent.
  5. Sign.
  6. The application goes to the CCC automatically.
  7. Wait for a decision (up to 7 days) – notification in the Reserve+ application.

If you don’t have Reserve+ and you don’t want to install it, apply to the ASC in any city in Ukraine.

If there are any changes to the procedure for extending the deferral under Resolution 560 , we will definitely update the article and add these changes here.

New documents and requirements (updated Appendix 5)

Updated list of documents for the visa, valid today (Appendix 5 to Resolution No. 560, version 2025):

  • For families with many children: birth certificates of 3 or more children.
  • For guardians: court order for guardianship.
  • For reservation employees: provided by the employer at the place of work.
  • For students: EDEBO reference

What to do if the deferral is not automatically extended

  1. Check the status in Reserve+ and contact technical support.
  2. Call the CCC.
  3. Submit a re-application with documents.
  4. If denied, appeal in court (30 days).

Conclusion + checklist “What to check right now”

  1. Check the status of the deferral in the Oberig registry via the Reserve+ application.
  2. Update the documents with the new Appendix 5 and submit again if the deferral has not been updated.
  3. Submit your application to the ASC again if the deadline is expiring and automatic extension is not for you.
  4. Save this article or share it with your family.

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