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Passport - mark of military duty - View topic • VIP Forum •. How to remove the stamp “liable for military service” from a passport What does “liable for military service” mean in a passport

The “liable for military service” stamp in a passport is a special stamp on an identity card, which indicates that the citizen is registered for mobilization. There are a number of requirements for such a person, one of which states: all persons registering or deregistering from military registration (except for conscripts and military reserve personnel) are required to submit their Russian passport to the responsible authorities in order to make the necessary notes. You can put a stamp o not only at the commissariat department, but also at self-government bodies.

What does the military duty stamp in a passport mean?

A mark on military service in a citizen’s passport is made when he or she reaches the age of majority and signifies suitability for military service. This is done in local government bodies or at the military registration and enlistment office in accordance with paragraph 5 of the Regulation “On the Citizen’s Passport” No. 828, approved by the Government on July 8, 1998. The same Resolution in paragraph 10 explains the procedure for replacing and issuing documents that are required to be produced by ATS.

The presence of the “liable for military service” stamp in the passport is mandatory for all citizens fit for service, as well as military personnel in the reserve, regardless of gender. The stamp “liable for military service” can be requested by:

when applying for a job;
upon admission to full-time and part-time departments of higher educational institutions;
when checking documents;
when crossing the border;
when passing a medical commission for professional suitability.

If one or another department discovers that there is no stamp “liable for military service” in the passport, it is possible to inform the military registration and enlistment office about the absence of a mark on military service.

The stamp is placed in the passport again when the document is replaced at the passport office, if such a mark was in an outdated, lost or damaged document. However, FMS employees must make a request to the military registration and enlistment office to confirm the accuracy of the data.

Who puts the seal on military registration and where?

“Instructions on the procedure for issuing, replacing, recording and storing passports of citizens of the Russian Federation” No. 605, approved by Order of the Ministry of Internal Affairs on September 15, 1997, defines the external parameters of a special military stamp.

All marks relating to mobilization duty and military service are affixed on page 13 of the Russian passport. In relation to the page itself, the stamp “liable for military service” is located in the upper center.

The mark is made only when all necessary documents are provided. There are different formulations for men and women. “Liable for military service” for males, and “liable for military service” for girls and women. In the main documents issued earlier: a passport of a citizen of the Russian Federation, a foreign passport, information about the mobilization obligation is placed via a computer. This mark will be 2 cm longer (7 cm instead of 5 cm), but the contents of the stamp will not change.

If during employment there are no documents confirming military registration

If a citizen is officially employed, but the passport does not have the stamp “liable for military service,” then the employer’s procedure is regulated by paragraphs 12 and 13 of Regulation No. 719 of November 27, 2006. The regulation clarifies the responsibilities of military registration and enlistment office employees responsible for military records, as well as persons who control military records directly in the organization. The following actions are provided for responsible specialists:

Require and check the authenticity of mobilization registration documents, including the presence of the “liable for military service” stamp in the passport. It is also necessary to make a corresponding request to the military registration and enlistment office at the place of residence of the applicant for the position to check his status and.
Carry out timely registration of employees liable for military service, generate personal information cards and enter credentials there.
Inform employees of the need to fulfill their mobilization responsibilities.

At the level of the legislation of the Russian Federation, the absence of the “liable for military service” mark in the passport of an applicant and the required set of documents is not a reason for refusal of a job. However, the actions of the employer himself can be qualified as a direct violation of the provisions on military registration (clause 3, article 21.4 of the Code of Administrative Offenses of the Russian Federation) and labor legislation (Article 5.27 of the Code of Administrative Offenses of the Russian Federation).

To avoid administrative liability, the employer is obliged to notify the military registration and enlistment office of the absence of special documents and a stamp in the passport. This is exactly what Article 21.1 of the Code of Administrative Offenses of the Russian Federation recommends.

Form T-2 about military registration

Form T-2 is a card containing all personal data and information about the primary military registration of an employee who has left the organization. Form T-2 includes 11 sections, which are filled out when applying for a job and as the person liable for military service performs service and when completing documents for dismissal. It is sections 1, 2, 3 and 9 that are filled out during employment. All sections can be completed either in print or in writing. It should be based on documents received from the applicant during hiring, as well as certificates and reports generated during the citizen’s labor activity.

Who are those liable for military service? These are people who are somehow connected with military service. This is the definition that first comes to mind. Actually this is not true. Next, everything will be told about the military obligations of the population of the Russian Federation. What do all citizens need to know about it? Until what age is a citizen considered liable for military service? When can he not be afraid of service? What categories of suitability exist in Russia? By answering all these questions, everyone can sleep peacefully.

Military duty is...

Who are those liable for military service? This term can be divided into 2 parts - “war” and “duty”. Any state is created to protect the population. But citizens themselves must also bear responsibility for the security of the country.

In Russia, those liable for military service are people who will serve, are serving or have served in the army or military units. This also includes persons transferred to the reserve.

Military duty is usually understood as fixed-term/contract service in the army. But after this action, the status of a citizen liable for military service is not removed. You can be freed from it either by reaching a specific age, or by assigning the category of fitness for service “Unfit”.

List of persons liable for military service

Who are those liable for military service? Most often, men are included in this category of citizens. They are the ones who are required to serve in the army. Women are not subject to compulsory conscription. They can become liable for military service only under certain circumstances and at their own request.

Among those liable for military service in the reserve today in Russia the following stand out:

people on layoff;
have not served in the country's armed forces;
citizens who received the rank of officers;
people who graduated from educational institutions (most often universities) with a military focus;
men who received deferments from military service;
all those exempt from conscription into the armed forces;
girls with military specialties.

In general terms, those liable for military service are described as follows - men who have reached a certain age, are registered with the military and the so-called “reserves” (guys transferred to the reserve).

Military age

Conscripts are predominantly men. When can a citizen be drafted into the army? And until what age can you be afraid of this? These are the questions that interest many young people in Russia.

The conscription age is considered to be the period from 18 to 27 years. All young men who have reached the age of majority are conscripted for military service. At the same time, the first military training and registration with the military registration and enlistment office begins at the age of 16-17 years (10th grade at school).

The following are exempted/received a deferment from conscription for military service:

scientists;
people receiving higher education;
citizens studying in educational institutions with military departments;
civil servants.

Also not subject to conscription:

criminals;
people raising minors on their own;
caring for a seriously ill relative;
citizens with a criminal record or debts.

Of course, only healthy young people are drafted into the army. You can be released from service, but not from military duty, for health reasons. But more on that a little later.

Age limit (men)

What can be the age of a person liable for military service in Russia? To date, there is no clear answer. Much depends on the position of the citizen. Some are exempted from military training and the likelihood of conscription during military operations earlier, others later.

Until what age will a person liable for military service be considered as such? You need to focus on the following indicators:

rank to senior warrant officer - 50 years;
lieutenants and captains - 55 years;
ranks from major to lieutenant colonel - 60 years;
Major generals and up to generals - 65 years.

These changes occurred in Russia in 2016. Until this point, the maximum age for military service was 60 years. These guidelines are relevant only for men. With women, military service imposes other restrictions.

Conscription for women

Women serving military service in Russia are quite a rarity. According to the law, girls are not subject to mandatory conscription into the country's armed forces. Only in the cases listed earlier will a woman be liable for military service.

Until what age can a girl worry about being drafted into war or mobilization? Currently, the following restrictions apply in Russia:

generally accepted cases - 45 years;
having an officer rank - 50 years.

All persons liable for military service are transferred to the reserve and retirement, and after reaching the specified ages are removed from the military register.

Responsibilities in reserve

Persons liable for military service are people who not only serve, but are also in the reserve. Such citizens have certain responsibilities.

Once every 3 years, training sessions for those liable for military service are held. They are aimed at training the military and improving their skills. The duration of the training camp cannot exceed 2 months. Some categories of those liable for military service are exempt from such “meetings.”

For example, these include:

large families (3 or more children);
university students;
civil servants.

After completing the training camp, you can take tests and receive another military rank. Such an operation is permitted only 2 times during the entire period of stay in reserve.

Also, those liable for military service must register for military service. It is necessary to contact the military commissariat for registration as a dismissed person no later than 2 weeks from the date of dismissal. If a citizen moves or changes his registration, he will need to inform the state about this and register with the new commissariat.

Persons liable for military service are often conscripts. All citizens with military obligations must come to the military registration and enlistment office in accordance with the received summons. In addition, the citizen is required to undergo a medical examination upon referral from the military commissariat. This is necessary to determine the category of fitness for service.

Suitability categories

The age of a person liable for military service in Russia varies. Also, when conscripted into the army, a citizen is assigned a fitness category. It depends on what troops he can serve in.

"A" - perfect health, can serve in any army.
"B" - fit for military service, but with minor restrictions. For example, you can serve on submarines and tank forces.
"B" - limited fitness for service. The citizen will be released from conscription and transferred to the reserve. During war it is used to staff units of the 2nd stage.
"G" - temporarily unusable. Such a conscript receives a temporary deferment. The cause may be a disease or illness that can be cured.
"D" - complete unsuitability for service. This category is completely exempt from both conscription and military service. The citizen will be given a military ID, which will indicate his unsuitability for participation in the war. A person’s passport is stamped with the appropriate stamp.

There are no more fitness categories in Russia. The "Service" stamp opens the door to public service and dedication to the armed forces. Citizens with fitness category “D” may have problems finding employment. Such people do not have the right to work as a civil servant or military officer.

Extending service life

Recent innovations in the military sphere have not only established new terms for the duration of military duty, but have also allowed some categories of employees to extend their time in the armed forces.

Thus, people with senior management ranks (generals, fleet admirals, and so on) can extend their service in the army for another 5 years. This opportunity is implemented at the personal request of the person liable for military service. Ordinary military personnel are not entitled to such a privilege.

Results

Liable for military service until what age? It is generally accepted that in Russia, on average, people are removed from military registration at the age of 50-65. After this, the citizen can go on a well-deserved rest and not be afraid of being drafted into the army in a military situation in the country. If a person worked as a military man, he will be assigned an appropriate pension (with allowances).

Men liable for military service are the people most often encountered in real life. Some try to shirk their responsibilities. For example, from military service. This action is grounds for initiating a criminal case. But evasion of military duties is punishable by a small administrative fine and nothing more.

26/05/2010

At the beginning of the 2000s, I was given a Russian passport instead of a Soviet one, and there was a black smeared stamp “liable for military service”. I was over 45 years old, and the passport was issued indefinitely. Naively, I believed that upon leaving the reserve, the passport would somehow be brought into line with the status of the owner. It turned out that this was impossible. Basically. On the one hand, the presence of a stamp in my passport does not bother me in any way, on the other hand, it irritates me with its illogicality.

TO How, to whom and why to issue a Russian passport, three documents explain. This is the Decree of the President of the Russian Federation dated March 13, 1997 No. 232 “On the main document identifying the identity of a citizen of the Russian Federation...” Decree of the Government of the Russian Federation dated July 8, 1997 No. 828 “On approval of the regulations on the passport of a citizen of the Russian Federation...” and the order of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia dated September 15, 1997 No. 605, which approved the “Instructions on the procedure for issuing, replacing, recording and storing passports...”.

The resolution and instructions say that page number 13 of the passport is specially set aside in order to clarify the attitude of its owner to universal military service. A special annex to police instruction No. 18, approved in 2002, determined the type and size of the military duty stamp “made by a special printer.”

But not a single document says a word about what a passport holder should do upon reaching retirement age.

Let me remind you that for reserve privates this is 50 years, for junior officers - 55, etc.
Our sources in the Federal Migration Service, which is in charge of issuing passports, claim that the “deregistered” stamp does not exist in nature. The authorities look at the age of the citizen and, after performing an arithmetic operation, namely subtraction, determine his attitude to military service. By the way, when issuing a passport, you do not need to present a military ID or other similar document.

The only way to bring your passport into line with the real state of affairs is to ask for a new, “clean” one. The government decree mentioned above provides reasons for replacing a passport: change of surname, gender, wear and tear of the document, errors in records. Nothing fits, we can only rely on “other cases provided for by the regulatory legal acts of the Russian Federation.” So far no one has been able to confirm to me that such cases include retirement age. They propose to wear the “obliged” until the grave.
The military doesn’t think anything about this illogical stamp. They have no time for retirees, they would like to catch conscripts .

1. I received a Russian passport (I lived in Crimea), am I a Ukrainian citizen liable for military service?

1.1. On the territory of the Russian Federation you are considered only a citizen of the Russian Federation
But if you did not renounce Ukrainian citizenship, then when you are on the territory of Ukraine, there you will be considered only a citizen of Ukraine with all the ensuing consequences, including the obligation to be mobilized.

2. Will I be allowed to go abroad if my Russian passport does not have the stamp liable for military service?

2.1. Yes, they will let you out.

3. Can a Ukrainian citizen liable for military service obtain a Russian passport in Moscow?

3.1. Can't get it.

4. I am a citizen of Ukraine living in the territory of the Lugansk People's Republic, applying for Russian citizenship under a simplified program. I am on the territory of the Russian Federation with the status of a temporary residence permit. I have a USSR military ID, discharged in 1990, in my Ukrainian passport there is a note indicating that I am liable for military service. He was not deregistered due to the exit of the territories of Lugansk from the jurisdiction of Ukraine. What should I indicate in the column regarding relation to military service in the application for Russian citizenship?

4.1. Alexander, that’s what you’re saying - he’s liable for military service.

5. The employee’s passport bears the stamp “liable for military service.” He did not serve in the army (supposedly he was “not drafted”) and cannot provide a military ID. Is this possible or is he most likely a draft dodger?

5.1. Hello! Probably due to erroneous information such data.

6. Received a passport at 45 and found myself liable for military service. Having nothing to do with this.

6.1. Hello, Evgenia. Please clarify your question to the site's lawyers.

7. To be released from prison at 30 years of age is indicated in the passport as a person liable for military service. Can I register not at my place of registration, but where I currently live?

7.1. There is a REGULATION ON MILITARY REGISTRATION (as amended by Decree of the Government of the Russian Federation of April 16, 2008 N 277)
On the basis of which (clause 15 c) a person serving a sentence in prison is not subject to military registration.
15. The following citizens are not subject to military registration in military commissariats, local government bodies and organizations:
c) those serving a sentence of imprisonment;
As soon as a person is released from prison (on parole or the end of his sentence), he is required to register with the military
14. The following are subject to military registration in military commissariats, local government bodies and organizations:
b) citizens in reserve (hereinafter referred to as those liable for military service):
those who have not completed military service due to the provision of deferments from conscription for military service or who have not been called up for military service for any other reasons, upon reaching the age of 27 years;
The first thing is to register. The passport service (OU FMS RF) operates on the basis of clause 46 of the same REGULATIONS on the passport.
46. The territorial bodies of the Federal Migration Service, when registering or deregistering citizens at their place of residence, identify citizens who are required to be registered, but are not registered with the military, and report them to the relevant military commissariats and (or) local government bodies that carry out military registration.
For these purposes, officials of the territorial bodies of the Federal Migration Service check the presence of marks in citizens’ passports indicating their relation to military service and send (hand over) citizens who are not registered, but are required to be registered with the military, to the relevant military commissariats or local government bodies for registration for military registration.

A man goes to VK. They register him and begin work on obtaining a military ID. To determine the fitness group when enlisting in the reserves, a person is sent for a medical examination and is required to submit various certificates.

The passport service, having sent the citizen to the VK for registration and informing the VK about this citizen, must then carry out the registration without waiting for the VK to register the VB. A military registration document (military ID or registration) is not included in the list of documents required for issuance, change of passport or registration.
Under Udo, there is an obligation to get a job within 1 month.
You can turn to the local police officer for help so that he or another person supervising in the “work for a month” part can speed up the receipt of registration.

8. Question for you.
Can there be restrictions on flying within the country and abroad to the countries of the customs union using an internal passport if a person is liable for military service by age but has not received a summons or signed anything?

8.1. Hello.

Not within the country. But beyond the limits, it’s quite possible.

9. I’m 22 years old, I changed my passport a couple of months ago (it was expired)
It bears the seal of military service
But I don’t have any registration or military ID
And no one contacted me from the military registration and enlistment office
To get a job I need a military man or a registered officer
But I’m afraid to go to the military registration and enlistment office because they might take me away, and my girlfriend is pregnant
What should I do?

9.1. Hello! So you are liable for military service. According to the Federal Law “On Military Duty and Military Service,” the military duty of citizens of the Russian Federation provides for:
military registration;
compulsory preparation for military service;
conscription;
completion of military service upon conscription;
staying in reserve;
conscription for military training and military training during the period of stay in the reserve.

Therefore, you may be called up for military service.

If you find it difficult to formulate a question, call the toll-free multi-line phone 8 800 505-91-11 , a lawyer will help you


	Death of one of the spouses; The court declared one of the spouses dead; One or both spouses have filed a corresponding application; According to the application of the husband's guardian, whom the court declared incompetent.

	Yes, it is placed on pages 14 and 15, examples of which can be found at the link.
	Yes, on page 13.
	At the military registration and enlistment office when registering and in case of replacing a passport at 20 years of age or when it is restored.
	No, now all marks on previously issued passports fail on page 19.
	Registration; Attitude to military duty; Registration and divorce; About children under 14 years of age; About previously issued passports of the Russian Federation; About previously issued passports; Blood type and Rh factor (optional); Taxpayer identification number (optional).

Marriage stamp in passport

When a man and woman decide to become a full-fledged family, they go to the territorial registry office, where they submit an appropriate application to legitimize the relationship.

The marriage is concluded a month after the application is submitted, however, if there is a pregnancy confirmed by a certificate, the marriage can be held on the day the application is submitted.

Part 1 of Article 11 of the RF IC:

“The marriage is concluded in the personal presence of the persons entering into marriage, after a month has passed from the date of their submission of an application to the civil registry office.
If there are good reasons, the civil registry office at the place of state registration of marriage may allow marriage to be concluded before the expiration of a month, and may also increase this period, but not more than by a month.
If there are special circumstances (pregnancy, birth of a child, immediate threat to the life of one of the parties and other special circumstances), the marriage can be concluded on the day the application is submitted."

Once the bride and groom give their consent and sign, they will be considered husband and wife. Next, they are presented with their first document - a marriage certificate. Both will already have marriage stamps in their passports.

After this, the newly-made wife will have 30 days to replace her identity document, unless, of course, she changed her last name. After a new passport is issued, it will already have a new stamp affixed to it, which is added by a special printer.

I would like to separately note several facts that if the exact date of birth of the spouse cannot be established, then only the year of birth is indicated. If the stamp is entered at a location other than the owner’s place of residence, then the code is not indicated.

How to put a divorce stamp in your passport?

Anything can happen in life, so divorce is not uncommon these days. For many, especially for women, the acute question arises of how and where to stamp the divorce in their passport.

Divorce is carried out in the same place where marriage is concluded, that is, in the bodies of the Conclusion of Civil Status Acts, and in certain cases, through the court. It is worth noting the nuances under which divorce is carried out:

Death of one of the spouses;
The court declared one of the spouses dead;
One or both spouses have filed a corresponding application;
According to the application of the husband's guardian, whom the court declared incompetent;

A marriage cannot be dissolved without the consent of the wife during her pregnancy and within a year after the birth of the child.

Article 16 and 17 of the RF IC:

"Article 16.
1. A marriage is terminated due to death or due to the court declaring one of the spouses dead.
2. A marriage may be terminated by dissolution upon the application of one or both spouses, as well as upon the application of the guardian of the spouse recognized by the court as incompetent.
Article 17.
The husband does not have the right to initiate proceedings for divorce without the consent of his wife during his wife’s pregnancy and within a year after the birth of the child.”

As soon as the divorce is officially registered, the passports of the former spouses will be stamped accordingly. We have provided a sample photo of a divorce stamp in a passport below.

When replacing a document, if a woman decides to return her maiden name, she will be given a new stamp, which will be entered by a special printer. Important: When entering a stamp of divorce dissolved by the competent authorities of foreign states, some details may remain blank.

We talked about where the divorce takes place, but we didn’t talk about where the divorce stamp is placed in the passport. All stamps regarding marital status are affixed to pages 14 and 15 of the identity document.

An interesting fact: in Ukraine, the Verkhovna Rada abolished the mandatory affixing of marriage or divorce stamps in passports from October 1, 2016. From now on, the newlyweds will be issued a separate certificate on their wedding day, which will confirm the fact of marriage.

The same goes for divorce. A stamp is not affixed, and the fact of divorce is confirmed either by a court decision or a certificate.

"Liable for military service" - stamp in passport

On page 13 of the passport there is a section on military duty. A stamp stating that a citizen is liable for military service is placed when the youth reaches the age of 17 years.

Part 1 of Article 9 of Federal Law No. 53 of March 28, 1998 - Federal Law:

"The initial military registration of male citizens is carried out from January 1 to March 31 in the year they reach the age of 17 years by commissions for military registration of citizens created in municipal districts, urban districts and in the intracity territories of cities of federal significance by decision of the highest official a person of a constituent entity of the Russian Federation (the head of the highest executive body of state power of a constituent entity of the Russian Federation) on the recommendation of the military commissar (as amended by Federal Laws dated 08/22/2004 N 122-FZ, dated 12/31/2005 N 211-FZ, dated 03/09/2010 N 27). -FZ)"

Some girls/women are also required to contact the military registration and enlistment office for registration on the basis that they have acquired one of the military registration specialties.

Part 4 of Article 9 of Federal Law No. 53 of March 28, 1998 - Federal Law:

"Initial registration for military registration of female citizens after they have received a military specialty, persons who have acquired citizenship of the Russian Federation, citizens who have served a sentence of imprisonment, citizens who lived outside the Russian Federation and arrived for permanent residence in the Russian Federation, and Also, citizens required to appear for initial military registration, but who did not appear within the time limits established by paragraph 1 of this article, are carried out by military commissariats throughout the entire calendar year (clause 4 as amended by Federal Law dated December 3, 2008 N 248-FZ. )"

Initially, the stamp is placed at the military registration and enlistment office upon registration. If the passport is replaced at the age of 20 or when it is restored, the imprint will be made using a special printer.

Clause 90.2 of the Order of the Federal Migration Service of Russia dated November 30, 2012 No. 391:

"A mark on relation to military duty is made by affixing a stamp on relation to military duty in Form N 10P (Appendix No. 10 to the Administrative Regulations) or by making a stamp imprint on Form N 11P (Appendix No. 11 to the Administrative Regulations) and filling it out with using a special printer."

The print has a size of 70x20 mm and contains information about who registered it and the date.

And if the first option is not divided into male and female, then if the document is replaced, when a stamp is applied, the appeal will be changed.

I would like to remind you that there are certain categories that describe a citizen’s suitability for military service.

Part 2 of Article 5.1 of the Federal Law of March 28, 1998 No. 53 - Federal Law:

" Doctors supervising the medical examination of citizens specified in paragraph 1 of this article, based on the results of the medical examination, give an opinion on the citizen’s suitability for military service in the following categories:
A - fit for military service;
B - fit for military service with minor restrictions;
B - limited fit for military service;
G - temporarily unfit for military service;
D - not fit for military service."

Based on this, it will be decided whether to call you up for military service or not, as well as in case of mobilization, martial law and in wartime, send you to service and training.

Stamp in the Russian passport “cancelled”

In 2009-2010, there was a popular problem when, when changing a foreign passport, in the general civil passport of a citizen of the Russian Federation, on page 19 there was a mark “cancelled” and next to it there was a stamp stating that a new foreign passport had been issued.

Banks, based on this mark, refused to issue loans and mortgages, and citizens did not know what to do.

The thing is that previously the Regulations provided for this stamp, but in 2010 amendments were made that prohibited it from being affixed to a general passport. Consequently, if the FMS put such a stamp, then the passport, on the basis of paragraph 6 of the Decree of the Government of the Russian Federation of July 8, 1997 No. 828, simply became invalid and was subject to replacement.

Clause 6 of the Decree of the Government of the Russian Federation dated July 8, 1997 No. 828:

“It is prohibited to enter information, marks and entries into the passport that are not provided for by these Regulations.
A passport containing information, marks or entries not provided for by these Regulations is invalid."

Today, on page 19, stamps are placed on all previously issued passports. In the event that the passport has been replaced, then:

Your Russian passport is stamped with a new passport;
The number is cut out from the old passport and stamped “cancelled”, after which it is given to you;
A new passport is issued;

Based on this, carefully check your document for any suspicious marks that are not provided for by law.

Additional stamps

There are basic data that will be automatically entered at the FMS office:

Registration;
Attitude to military duty;
Registration and divorce;
About children under 14 years of age;
About previously issued passports of the Russian Federation;
About previously issued passports;

However, in addition to this, at the request of citizens, the following information can be entered into the passport:

Blood type and Rh factor (entered by the relevant health care institutions);
Taxpayer identification number (entered by the relevant tax authorities);

The last two stamps are placed solely at will, and are not mandatory.

If you believe that any marks were illegally made to your document, then you can get the truth and defend your rights with the help of our lawyers who provide free legal assistance.