Does an Uzbek company need a seal or a stamp?

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No. Neither to register nor to trade — the act removed the requirement outright. Not required No seals or stamps on registration — nor for carrying on entrepreneurial activity. Nor designs And no approval of their designs either — the step that used to precede making one is gone with it. Instead Documents are authenticated by digital signature — the registrar’s own certificate and founding documents are signed that way. The regulation provides that on the state registration of business entities, and in carrying on entrepreneurial activity, the making of seals and stamps is not required, nor is the making of their designs. A foreign founder who expects to order a company seal after incorporation, as several neighbouring jurisdictions still expect, is looking for a step that no longer exists. What replaced it is the electronic signature. Registration documents carry the registrar’s digital signature and a QR code rather than an impression, and a company signs its own filings the same way. Counterparties who ask for a stamped copy are asking out of habit; the verifiable artefact is the QR code on the certificate.

Does an Uzbek company need a seal or a stamp?

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