Are Uzbek charter changes filed as amendments or as a new charter?

There is no instrument in the Uzbek procedure that amends a charter. The regulation provides that changes and additions made to the founding documents are effected by the adoption of the founding documents in a new edition — so every change, however small, produces a whole replacement charter, drawn either on the model forms or in the company’s own form, and filed in the state language. (Registration Regulation, Paras. 12, 21 — lex.uz ↗)

That is why the version held by the state is the operative one. Where the founding documents in the register’s database differ from those the company holds, the register’s electronic file prevails, and it keeps prevailing until the discrepancy is removed by re-registration. A company that keeps editing a local copy of its charter is not amending anything; it is drifting from the record. (State Register Regulation, Para. 8 — lex.uz ↗)