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Kutsuntakuulutus 2021 Puolustusvoimat 1 ( 2) Lapin aluetoimisto Kutsuntakuulutus Asevelvollisuuslain (1438/2007) ja Valtioneuvoston asetuksen asevelvollisuudesta (1443/2007) nojalla toimitetaan vuonna 2003 syntyneiden sekä muiden alempana mainittujen asevelvollisten kutsunnat Lapin aluetoimiston alueella vuonna 2021 seuraavassa jä~estyksessä: SUKUNIMEN AL- AIKA TOIMITUSPAIKKA KUNTA KUKIRJAIMET Päivä Pvm Kuukausi Kello Utsjoki Aaa-Oöö TI 17. Elokuu 12.00 Kunnanvirasto, Luossalie 1. Utsjoki Inari Aaa-Oöö KE 18. Elokuu 10.00 Kunnanvirasto, Piiskuntie 2, Ivalo Sodankylll Aaa-Oöö TO 19. Elokuu 10.00 Kunnanvirasto, Jäämerentie 1, Sodankylä Savukoski ja Aaa-Oöö PE 20. Elokuu 10.00 Kunnanvirasto, Kauppakuja 2 A 1, Savukoski Pelkosen niemi Pello Aaa-Ooo KE 25. Elokuu 10.00 Seurakuntatalo, Lapintie 3, Pello Enontekiö Aaa-Ooo TI 31 . Elokuu 12.00 Kunnanvirasto, Ounastle 165, Enontekiö Muonio Aaa-Oöö KE 1. Syyskuu 10.00 Ammattiopisto Lappia, Koulutie 8, Muonio Klttlla Aaa-Oöö TO 2. Syyskuu 10.00 Kunnanvirasto, Valtatie 15, Kittllll Kolarl Aaa-Oöö PE 3. Syyskuu 10.00 Kunnanvirasto, lsopalonlle 2, Kolarl Posio Aaa-Oöö TI 12. Lokakuu 10.00 Seurakuntatalo, Sysitie 7, Posio Salla Aaa-Oöö KE 13. Lokakuu 10.00 Seurakuntatalo, Tennontle 7, Salla Kemijärvi Aaa-Oöö TO 14. Lokakuu 10.00 Kulttuurlkeskus, Hletanlemenkatu 5, Kemllärvl Ylitornio Aaa-Ooo TI 26. Lokakuu 10.00 Kunnanvirasto, Alkkulanraittl 55, Ylitornio Tornio Aaa-Lep KE 27. Lokakuu 09.00 Peräpohjolan opisto, Joentalo, Klvlrannantie 13-15 Tornio Leq-Oöö TO 28. Lokakuu 09.00 Peräpohjolan opisto, Joentalo, Klvlrannantie 13-15 Rovaniemi Aaa-lmp MA 1. Marraskuu 09.00 Rovaniemen varuskunta, Someroharju Rovaniemi lmq.Man TI 2. Marraskuu 09.00 Rovaniemen varuskunta, Someroharju Rovaniemi Mao-Rom KE 3. Marraskuu 09.00 Rovaniemen varuskunta, Someroharju Rovaniemi Ron-Oöö TO 4. Marraskuu 09.00 Rovaniemen varuskunta, Someroharju Ranua Aaa-Oöö TI 9. Marraskuu 10.00 Seurakuntatalo, Pappilantie 11, Ranua Tervola Aaa-Ooo KE 10. Marraskuu 10.00 Kunnanvirasto, Keskustle 81, Tervola Keminmaa Aaa-Oöö TI 16. Marraskuu 10.00 Keminmaan kirjastonuorisotalo. Vllyllltie 6, Keminmaa Kemi Aaa-Laa KE 17. Marraskuu 09.00 Kemin seurakuntakeskus, Kirkkopuistokatu 11 , Kemi Kemi Lab-Oöö TO 18. Marraskuu 09.00 Kemin seurakuntakeskus, Kirkkopulstokatu 11, Kemi Simo Aaa-Ooo PE 19. Marraskuu 09.00 Kunnanvirasto, Ratatie 6, Simo Rovaniemi Erikseen määrätyt KE 15. Joulukuu 10.00 Rovaniemen varuskunta, Someroharju HUOMI Kutsuntapalkalla on oltava viimeistään 15 minuuttia ennen tilaisuuden merkittyä aloltusaikaal Kutsunnanalainen on miespuolinen Suomen kansalainen, joka: kutsuntavuonna täyttää 18 vuotta; on jäänyt edellisiin kutsuntoihin saapumatta, jollei hänen palveluskelpoisuudestaan ole vielä erikseen tehty päätöstä eikä hän ole täyttänyt tai sinä vuonna täytä 30 vuotta; tai on määrätty tämän vuoden kutsuntaan uudelleen tarkastettavaksi. Lapin 1luetolmlsto Puh. 0299 455 11 B PL 23, 96101 Rovaniemi Suomi ' Finland [email protected] 2 ( 2) Kutsunnanalalnen ei ole asevelvollinen, joka on saanut Suomen kansalaisuuden tai päätöksen kansalaisuudesta sinä vuonna, jona hän täyttää 18 vuotta tai sen vuoden jälkeen. Hänet voidaan kuitenkin määrätä muuhun aluetoimiston järjestämään tarkastukseen. Läsnäolovelvollisuus kutsunnassa Kutsunnanalaisen tulee osallistua kutsuntatilaisuuteen henkilökohtaisesti, jollei häntä ole vapau­ tettu läsnäolovelvollisuudesta. Aluetoimisto voi vapauttaa henkilökohtaisesta läsnäolovelvollisuudesta kutsunnassa asevelvolli­ sen, - jolla on vaikea vamma tai sairaus, - joka on osallistunut erikoisjoukkojen valintakokeeseen ja joka on määrätty palvelukseen, tai - joka asuu ulkomailla ja on toimittanut lääkärinlausunnon tai muun luotettavan selvityksen, jonka perusteella hänen palveluskelpoisuutensa voidaan määrittää. Kutsunnanalainen, joka ei ole osallistunut kutsuntatilaisuuteen laillisen esteen vuoksi, on velvolli­ nen välittömästi laillisen esteen lakattua näyttämään aluetoimistolle toteen esteensä. Jos kutsunnanalainen opiskelee kaukana kutsuntapaikkakunnalta tai hänellä on muu perusteltu syy, hän voi aluetoimiston suostumuksella osallistua muuhun saman vuoden kutsuntatilaisuuteen kuin siihen, johon hänen kutsuntakuulutuksen mukaan on osallistuttava. Aluetoimiston yhteystie­ dot sivun alalaidassa. Kutsunnanalainen velvoitetaan palveluskelpoisuuden selvittämiseksi osallistumaan kutsun­ taa edeltävään terveystarkastukseen terveyskeskuksessa tai muussa tarkastukseen soveltu­ vassa paikassa kutsuntavuonna, jollei tarkastus ole tarpeeton aluetoimiston kutsunnanalaiselta tai muulta taholta kutsunnanalaisen palveluskelpoisuudesta saaman selvityksen tai asevelvollisen ulkomailla asumisen takia taikka muusta erityisestä syystä. Kutsunnanalaisten on kutsuntatilaisuudessa valmistauduttava todistamaan henkilöllisyytensä. Asevelvollinen, joka oikeudettomasti jää määräaikaan saapumatta kutsuntaan tai poistuu tilaisuu­ desta liman sotilasviranomaisen antamaa lupaa ennen kuin hänen asiansa on käsitelty, on tuo­ mittava poissaolosta kutsunnasta sakkoon (Asevl 119§). Yhteys- ja lisätietoja sekä hakemuslomakkeita saa puolustusvoimien kotisivuilta sekä aluetoimis­ tolta: puolustusvoimat.fi, varusmies.fi sekä [email protected]. Rovaniemellä Helmikuun )päivänä 2021. Aluetoimiston päällikkö Everstiluutnantti Arto Vaarala Asevelvollisuussektorin johtaja Majuri Ltiptn 11uittormr.to Puh. 0299 455 118 PL 23, 98101 Rovaniemi Suomi Finland [email protected] .
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