The lawyer named the mandatory deadlines for reporting to the military enlistment office about the move

The fine for failure to inform the military enlistment office about moving to another place of residence in Russia has been increased to 20 thousand rubles. Lawyer Ivan Solovyov told on Tuesday, July 8, at what time a Russian citizen should inform about the move and how to do it.

He stressed that military registration during relocation is a mandatory procedure for citizens of the Russian Federation.

"A person must be removed from military registration at his former place of residence and then registered at the place of relocation," he said in an interview with aif.ru .

The following documents are required for military registration: an application, a passport, a certificate of registration of the applicant at the place of stay and a military registration document.

"After 14 days after the move, in the absence of notification, an administrative offense arises and the law on fines begins to apply. Now the fine for such an offense will range from 10 to 20 thousand rubles," Solovyov said.

The lawyer added that there are two ways to inform about the move: to visit the military commissariat in person or to apply through the Gosuslugi portal.

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On July 7, Russian President Vladimir Putin signed a law according to which Russians will face a fine of up to 20 thousand rubles for failure to inform the military enlistment office about the move. 360.ru .

The law came into force on the day of its publication, the Moscow City News Agency reports.

Earlier, on July 2, the Federation Council approved a bill to increase the fine to 20 thousand rubles for failure to inform the military enlistment office about the move, RT reports. It was specified that such measures would strengthen control over military registration and ensure timely notification of military commissariats about a change of residence.

The Russian government has supported a bill to toughen penalties for failure to notify military enlistment offices of the fact of relocation on February 3. It was initiated by MP Andrey Kartapolov, writes Pravda.Ru On June 24, the draft was adopted by the State Duma in its second and third, final readings.