Abstract
The object of the study is legal relations in the field of social security regarding pension renewal, which arise between the bodies of the Pension Fund of Ukraine and individuals entitled to a pension. Increasingly, the Pension Fund of Ukraine requires internally displaced persons to submit free-form statements on the absence of citizenship of the occupying state in order to receive pensions from Ukrainian citizens. At the same time, due to martial law, they are unable to request a document stating that a person is not registered with the pension authorities of the russian federation as a pension recipient. The purpose of the study is to establish the possibility of renewing pension payments to internally displaced persons whose pension cases remained in uncontrolled territory. The author's vision is proposed, taking into account the norms of the Constitution of Ukraine and the European Social Charter (revised) dated May 3, 1996, ratified by the Law of Ukraine dated September 14, 2006 No. 137-V, which entered into force on February 1, 2007 (hereinafter - the Charter), renewal and the procedure for paying pensions to internally displaced persons.
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