You can try to send medical documents with a clearly documented diagnosis to the recruiting office before being summoned for preliminary military checkups. However, the military will most likely insist that first you’ll go through checkups, regardless of your condition, and only rarely will they be willing to look at those documents beforehand. Upon being summoned for preliminary military checkups, you will receive a medical questionnaire which you and your family doctor are required to fill out. It is important to mention any medical problem to the full extent, without forgetting or hiding information. If you have a history of psychological therapy, make sure to mention it where relevant, as it will usually prompt the military to summon you for a conversation with a Kaban, usually on a separate date. If you haven’t been treated psychologically, but you have a psychological distress you want to bring up, there is a benefit to meeting a civil psychiatrist or a psychologist ahead of time, if you can. During your preliminary military checkups, it is important to mention your psychological distress, and even explicitly ask for a meeting with a Kaban. Beyond that, remember that through these checkups, (psychotechnical, reading comprehension, and more) the military intends to estimate the level of your compatibility to be a soldier and to match you to various possible positions within the military. They are trying to gain an impression of your level of motivation to serve. If you have no intention to prove that you’re going to be an excellent soldier, whose service the military won’t likely miss, you do not have to invest in the checkups, which results are used only by the military. Usually, the more the military estimates you are going to be a soldier of “high quality,” the longer and more complicated your exemption process will be, The less the military wants you, the greater the chance they will prefer to grant you exemption due to psychological distress, which under other circumstances might not be enough for an exemption.