Yes — a standard filing swaps the director at any time.
A director change is a routine procedure, available at any time: the shareholders’ decision elects the successor — appointing the executive and ending its powers early sits among the general meeting’s exclusive powers, and a sole shareholder decides it alone in writing — then the internal order follows, the tax records update through an online filing, and the bank re-identifies the signatory. The new director needs the same instruments as the old one — a personal tax ID and a digital signature. (LLC Law, Arts. 31, 38, 42 — lex.uz ↗)
Management on your written instruction — ownership, profit and control stay yours.
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