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01 ·Company incorporation
One apostilled signature. The rest is ours.
You sign a power of attorney at a notary in your country. Everything after that — filing, registration, tax office, bank — happens in Tashkent without you.
Price
from $450
base fee · modifiers and state fees on the pricing page
What's included
What the price covers.
LLC registered
under one power of attorney
Director for the setup
including the bank visit
Registered address
cadastre-registered, bank-proof
Tax ID · EDS · bank account
the operating essentials
Who it's for
Built for founders who aren’t here.
Any nationality, up to 50 shareholders. Four situations go to a partner law firm instead — and none of them stop the form.
The standard flow fits you if…
A legal presence
to sell, hire, or bank here
Any nationality
individual or corporate
Up to 50 shareholders
in any mix
Cash charter capital
wired, not valued
A lawyer takes it personally if…
Licensed activity
banking, insurance, telecoms
50+ shareholders
a different legal form applies
Capital above 400 M UZS
a different procedure
Non-cash capital
goods, services, IP
Not a rejection — finish the form and a partner law firm scopes it with you directly.
Requirements
Six conditions. Two can be ours.
The director and the address are solved inside the product.
1+ shareholder
Individual or corporate, any nationality.
A director
Ours ($300/mo), or your own.
An address
Ours ($150/mo), or yours — cadastre-registered.
One POA
Signed at your notary, legalised per your country.
Tax IDs (PINFL)
We obtain them — you appear nowhere.
Cash charter capital
No statutory minimum for most activities.
Documents
Two documents. One courier.
We send the exact text of everything — you sign, legalise once, and courier once.
01
You sign
at your notary
02
Legalise
per your country
03
Courier
one envelope, once
04
We file
everything in Tashkent
Minsk / Kishinev convention (CIS)
Notarised original in Russian. Nothing further.
Hague Apostille countries
Notarisation + apostille + translation into Russian or Uzbek.
All others
Notarisation + consular legalisation + translation.
Several shareholders, one notary visit — one POA covers them all, and takes $50 each off the fee.
Full document reference
Base set — every case
| Document | Who provides | Legalisation | Translation |
|---|---|---|---|
| Passport copy — each individual shareholder | You | — | If not RU/UZ |
| Power of attorney — each shareholder | You, at your notary | See country branch | Into RU or UZ |
Add for a corporate shareholder
| Document | Who provides | Legalisation | Translation |
|---|---|---|---|
| Registry extract / certificate of incorporation | You | — | Into RU or UZ |
| Document evidencing the signatory’s authority | You | See country branch | Into RU or UZ |
The process
Nine steps. One is yours.
Sign one power of attorney at home — and watch the other eight run, live in your account.
juris.hq — your account22%
Setup review
Agreement + invoice
Power of attorneyyour move
Document check
Tax IDs (PINFL)
State registration
Digital signature
Bank account
Handover
0
Trips required
2
Working days at the registry
1–3
Working days for bank and tax IDs
- Power of attorney at your notaryruns in parallel1–3 weeks
- Charter drafting + name reservationruns in parallelsame day
- Bank pre-clearanceruns in parallel2–4 days
- Tax IDs (PINFL) under POA1–2 days
- State registration2 working days
- Digital signature1 day
- Bank account opening1–3 days
Step-by-step detail — what happens, who does it, what can go wrong
- 01Setup reviewYour price confirms in your account
We check the form — name preferences, activity, shareholders — against the registry and the route-out rules.
Who: Us, within one business day.Watch for: A licensed activity or a non-cash contribution routes it to a partner law firm, who contact you directly. - 02Agreement + invoiceSigned and paid by bank transfer
You receive the service agreement and an invoice carrying every figure you saw in the form.
Who: You sign electronically; payment by international wire.Watch for: Nothing is filed until payment clears — the timeline simply pauses. - 03Power of attorneyNotarised + legalised in your countrylongest step
We send the exact POA text in your language pair. You sign at your local notary and legalise it per your country’s branch.
Who: You, at home — it runs in parallel with everything else.Watch for: The most common defect is a mistranslated name. We pre-check a scan before you courier the original. - 04Document checkVerified before anything is filed
Originals are checked against registry requirements: notary wording, legalisation, translation.
Who: Us, the day the courier arrives.Watch for: A defective POA is caught here, not at the registry — you fix it once, at home. - 05Tax IDsPINFL for shareholders and director
Personal identification numbers are obtained for every shareholder and the director under power of attorney.
Who: Us. Foreign shareholders do not need to appear anywhere.Watch for: Rarely anything — the POA already covers it. - 06State registrationFiled at the registry — 2 working days
The application is filed with your reserved name; the registry issues the registration certificate.
Who: Us, under the power of attorney.Watch for: If your first name preference is taken, we file the next on your list the same day. - 07Digital signatureIssued for the company
The company’s digital signature (EDS) keys are issued for filings and the bank-client system.
Who: Us.Watch for: Procedural once registration exists. - 08Bank accountThe in-person visit, without you
The bank runs its KYC check on the founders, and the director identifies in person at the branch.
Who: Our director sits the visit; you answer the bank’s KYC questionnaire online.Watch for: A vague activity description slows KYC — we draft it with you before submission. - 09HandoverEverything lands in your account
Charter, certificates, orders, bank access and signature keys — the full set listed below.
Who: Us to you.Watch for: Nothing — from here the compliance calendar starts, on whichever plan you chose.
Handover
What lands in your account.
The complete set, scanned into your dashboard — originals couriered wherever you are.
Charter
Foundation agreement
First shareholders’ minutes
Registration certificate
Director appointment order
Director’s employment contract
Bank account letter + details
Digital signature (EDS)
Bank-client credentials
Services agreement
What it costs
Every figure, before you pay.
Base fee plus published modifiers, state fees at cost, and one notary bill at home.
Paid to us
from $450
+ $150per additional individual shareholder
+ $250per corporate shareholder
+ $200your own director — tax ID and e-signature obtained
− $50per shareholder sharing one power of attorney
Paid to the state, through us — at cost
≈ 646,840 UZS ≈ $51
State registration · 1 BCV412,000 UZS
State services · 0.5 BCV206,000 UZS
Electronic signature — individual shareholders · 0.07 BCV28,840 UZS
PINFL (personal identification number)free
Invoiced at the actual figure, with receipts. BCV = 412,000 UZS today.
Paid by you, in your own country: notarisation, legalisation and certified translation — typically $150–600, once. We send the exact text so you pay for it once.
Monthly plans and the full comparison live on the pricing page.
Questions
Questions founders actually search.
Each answer is self-contained — it survives being read alone.
Before you start
Do I need to travel to Uzbekistan to register a company?
No. Registration is filed under a power of attorney you sign at a notary in your own country. The only in-person moment in the whole process is the bank’s identity check of the director — our director sits that visit, so the trip count is zero.
Can a foreigner own 100% of an Uzbek company?
Yes. A foreign individual or a foreign company may hold 100% of the charter capital — any nationality, no local partner or sponsor. The directorship service is management only and never holds shares.
How long does it take to register an LLC in Uzbekistan?
State registration takes 2 working days; the tax IDs, the digital signature and the bank account add one to three more. The longest step is the power of attorney at your own notary — 1–3 weeks — and it runs in parallel with our preparation, so a standard setup is an operating company within days of your documents landing.
What is the minimum charter capital for an Uzbek LLC?
There is no statutory minimum for most activities — you set the figure in the charter and contribute it in money. Above 400,000,000 UZS a different fee schedule and procedure apply, so the form routes that to a partner law firm.
Do I need a local director?
The director does not have to be a citizen, but needs an Uzbek tax ID and digital signature and must attend the bank’s identity check in person. That is why most remote founders take the directorship service ($300/month); your own director is a $200 one-off setup plus their trip.
The process
What is a PINFL and why does every shareholder need one?
A PINFL is Uzbekistan’s personal identification number — the registry and the tax office record every shareholder and the director by it. We obtain PINFLs under the power of attorney; it is free, and you never appear anywhere to get it.
Does my power of attorney need an apostille?
It depends on your country. Hague Apostille countries — the EU, UK, US and most others — need notarisation plus an apostille. Minsk/Kishinev convention states need a notarised Russian original only, and everywhere else uses consular legalisation through an Uzbek embassy.
Which countries can use a simple notarised power of attorney?
Parties to the Minsk and Kishinev conventions — most CIS states, including Russia, Kazakhstan, Belarus, Armenia, Azerbaijan, Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan. From those countries a notarised original in Russian is enough — no apostille, no consular step.
Can two shareholders sign one power of attorney?
Yes, if they can attend the same notary together. One notarisation, one apostille, one translation — the timeline stops being set by the slowest shareholder, and the fee drops by $50 per shareholder sharing it.
Can a foreign company be the shareholder of an Uzbek LLC?
Yes. A corporate shareholder adds two documents — its registry extract and proof of the signatory’s authority, legalised the same way as the POA — plus a $300 setup modifier. Its digital signature fee is 41,200 UZS instead of 28,840.
What happens if my chosen company name is taken?
Nothing stalls — the form collects up to five name preferences and we file them in order, booking the first free one the same day. The name registers as « Name » MChJ, the Uzbek abbreviation for LLC.
After registration
Which tax regime will my company be on?
Revenue under 1 billion UZS a year: turnover tax at 4% of revenue, no VAT. Above that threshold: the general regime — 12% VAT and 15% profit tax. Your accountant maps the right regime in your first month.
How do I get profits out of Uzbekistan?
As dividends, after profit tax, with a 10% withholding for non-residents — often reduced by a double-tax treaty with your country. The sum is converted and wired by your Uzbek bank; your accountant prepares the dividend decision and the filings.
Can I change the director later?
Yes — a standard filing swaps the director at any time. The directorship service unwinds with 30 days’ notice; we obtain the new director’s tax ID and signature and file the change.
What documents do I receive when the company is registered?
The full set: charter, foundation agreement (with more than one shareholder), first shareholders’ minutes, registration certificate, the order appointing the director and their employment contract, the bank’s account letter, the company’s digital signature with its password, and bank-client credentials. Everything lands in your account — see Handover above.
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Reviewed 24 August 2026. Primary sources: Law “On Limited Liability Companies” · Law “On State Registration of Business Entities” · Tax Code of the Republic of Uzbekistan — all on lex.uz.