On 8 September 2024 she was appointed deputy head of Office of the President of Ukraine subjugated to Andriy Yermak.

On 11 November 2015, she defended a thesis on the topic: "Organizational and Legal Mechanism for Improving the Administrative and Territorial Structure of Ukraine" (using reforms conducted by Poland as an example) and received a degree of Candidate of Science in State Management.

[4] After graduating from Military School, Vereshchuk served as an officer in the Ukrainian Army for five years.

From June to October 2010, she was deputy head of Zhovkva Region[6] State Administration on humanitarian issues and foreign policy.

[3][7] On 17 February 2015, she left her post as mayor of Rava-Ruska due to what she called constant pressure from "pseudopatriots".

[4] In April 2016, Vereshchuk became President of the International Center for Baltic and Black Sea Studies and Consensus Practices.

[4] Since September 2017, she is a PhD (docent) of the Department of Political Sciences of the National Pedagogical Drahomanov University.

"[16] In 2018 Vereshchuk spoke out against the lionizing of Ukrainian nationalist idol Stepan Bandera by "manipulative politicians who wear embroidered shirts.

If an act of a collaboration or taking part in a referendum or even agitation for it will be proved, punishment for this people could be up to 12 years of jail with confiscation.».