A woman in her 40s was surprised to see an unexpected record while issuing an abstract of resident registration recently.
'Sergeant full-time service.'
The specific period of military service is also written, but this period is when I was in elementary school.
[Mr. A / Informant: I thought it was her father's record.]
She remembered being asked a strange question during her job interview when she was in her 20s.
[Mr./Informant A: 'Did you go to the military?'
'On what basis do you say that?'
She did, and she had heard it twice from the person who submitted it.]
Dozens of calls to the Community Center, the Military Manpower Administration, and the Ministry of Public Administration and Security to correct her incorrect records.
[Mr A/Informant: If you contact a similar department and call, they talk as if it's not their business.
When you say 'I'll always connect you', she gets the connection again.
She should have said the same thing over and over again...
.]
In this case, it took 3 weeks to receive a reply that I had to write the separate information myself because there was no reason for the application for correction of resident registration.
[Mr A/Informant: If I talk about it (around), it turns into a joke and comes back.
'Do you have a military number?
Is the sergeant retired?
be drafted
If you do not do this, you will be arrested.'
Hearing such stories, I also become impatient and scared.]
It is only assumed that someone's discharge from discharge 34 years ago was written incorrectly.
[Residents and officials of the Ministry of Public Administration and Security: At that time, when discharged, a person who was discharged from the military went to the dong community center to record his military service…
.
Mr. A is considering a lawsuit against the state for compensation for mental damage, etc.
[Mr A/Informant: This didn't happen because of my mistake, but because of someone else's mistake.
.]
(Video coverage: Park Hyun-cheol, video editing: Park Jin-hoon, CG: Uhm So-min, Ban So-hee)