Резерв+ - Electronic military documents & job search

Rezerv+ serves as a contemporary electronic military document issued by the Ukrainian Ministry of Defense.

The Reserve+ application enables users to request deferrals, effortlessly create an electronic military document equivalent in legal standing to a traditional paper version, and discover a range of job opportunities within the military sector. This platform is particularly beneficial for swift data verification by Territorial Center for Recruitment (TCC) personnel and law enforcement, as well as a user-friendly resource for locating positions in the Defense Forces.

To create your electronic military identification card, follow these steps:

● Log in using BankID.

● Input your current information.

● Receive your electronic military ID via the application.

Simplified access through BankID

Effortless access through BankID allows you to enter Reserve+ in just a few clicks without needing additional accounts or passwords. The Reserve+ service enables you to obtain your electronic military ID without the necessity of visiting a TCC office.

Easy job search in the Armed Forces

The Reserve+ recruitment feature aids in finding job openings within the Defense Forces from over 4,000 positions that are refreshed daily. You can take a brief assessment to align army positions with your skills and experiences, utilize filters to narrow down choices by brigade, specialty, or rank, ensuring the roles match your qualifications. Additionally, the app lists opportunities for individuals aged 18-24 within brigades involved in the Drone Line, including Achilles, Phoenix, Birds of Magyar, Rarog, and K2. If you have been waiting for key roles that could enhance victory prospects, they are now available. The user-friendly interface allows you to bookmark preferred army vacancies or disregard those that do not meet your criteria.

The Guardian Register: Real-time status updates

Having access to the Guard Register within Reserve+ grants you the ability to generate an electronic military ID, file a deferment request, and obtain insights into any potential discrepancies in military records. The electronic cabinet offers prompt access to necessary information, keeping you informed about your current situation.

QR code for secure verification

Once you acquire timely information from the Oberig register, the application produces an electronic military ID card that includes a unique QR code, allowing for quick validation of conscript military account data. This facilitates rapid verification of the document's authenticity by TCC staff and police officers, streamlining the document verification process and saving time.

Regulatory framework

The operation of the application is governed by the Law of Ukraine "On the Unified State Register of Conscripts, Military Conscripts, and Reservists" (Oberig register), which specifically delineates the definition of an electronic cabinet (Article 14-1). Moreover, the application was developed in accordance with the Minister of Defense of Ukraine's Order dated April 29, 2024, regarding the establishment of an information and communication system for accessing the electronic cabinet for conscripts. The functions of this cabinet are encapsulated within the Reserve+ app.

Online Data Correction

If you find an error or missing information in your data, Reserve+ offers the convenience of quickly updating your details online without needing to visit the TCC. For assistance, please reach out to the support service to address your concerns.

Reserve+ stands as your reliable companion in managing military records!

Get Rezerv+ and gain access to an electronic cabinet filled with the latest information from the Safeguard register for the Armed Forces of Ukraine. Create an electronic military document complete with a QR code for straightforward verification. Effortlessly seek Army employment using this handy application.

Frequently asked questions:

Can Reserve+ be considered an electronic account for a conscript?

Yes, the Reserve+ application is an electronic account for a conscript.

The resolution regulating the operation of the application was adopted on May 10, 2024. Currently, the information in the resolution has access restrictions, so the text cannot be viewed publicly.

The operation of the application is also regulated by the Order of the Minister of Defense of Ukraine dated April 29, 2024 on the creation of an information and communication system for access to the electronic cabinet of a conscript.

What regulatory and legal acts regulate the operation of Reserve+?

First of all, this is the Law of Ukraine "On the Unified State Register of Conscripts, Military Obligees and Reservists" (Oberig), which, among other things, defines the concept of an electronic cabinet (Article 14-1). The cabinet is implemented in the format of the Reserve+ application.

The resolution regulating the functioning of the Oberig registry (including the electronic office) was adopted on May 10, 2024. Currently, the information in the resolution has access restrictions, so the text cannot be viewed publicly.

The operation of the application is also regulated by the Order of the Minister of Defense of Ukraine dated April 29, 2024 on the creation of an information and communication system for access to the electronic cabinet of a conscript.

The procedure for forming and using an electronic military registration document is determined by the Resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine dated May 16, 2024 No. 559.

Who funded the development of the Reserve+ application?

No state funds were allocated for the development of Reserve+. The Ministry of Defense of Ukraine did not carry out procurement for the development of software for the Reserve+ mobile application (electronic account of a conscript, conscript, or reservist).

The software was received by the Ministry under a charitable donation agreement from the public organization "Office of Effective Regulation" (BRDO) and financed within the framework of support from the Defense Capability Development Charitable Fund - DefDev .

According to the NACP's clarification, state bodies may receive charitable assistance, in particular to promote the country's defense capability and mobilization readiness.

A similar model is used in the creation of software funded under international technical assistance agreements and is a common practice.

At the same time, the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine formulated requirements for the Reserve+ software and checked compliance.

What is the Oberig registry?

The unified electronic register of conscripts, military conscripts, and reservists, Oberig, is a tool for military registration of citizens. It is designed to reduce the number of errors due to the human factor and save state and human resources through digitalization.

Thus, the Reserve+ application is a kind of window to the registry through which you can see your (and only your!) credentials in the Guardian.

A separate advantage is the prevention of corruption. Thanks to the registry, every step regarding data changes is tracked and confirmed by an electronic signature.

The single electronic register Oberig was modernized with the support of the European Union within the framework of the EU4DigitalUA project, implemented by the Estonian Academy of e-Government.

Where does my data come from in the Oberig registry?

Data for the Oberig register is entered directly by employees of the CCC and the Joint Service from paper registration cards of military conscripts, conscripts and reservists. Data is also collected from various existing state registers:

Central Election Commission databases

State Tax Service

State Migration Service

Ministry of Education and Science

State Judicial Administration

Pension fund

Ministry of Social Policy

State Border Service

Other departments