No. The branch regulation excludes foreign commercial organisations — a foreign branch runs on a different regime.
The administrative regulation that makes recording a branch a two-hour, no-fee formality is written for the branches of Uzbek business entities, and its opening paragraph says that its requirements do not extend to the branches and representative offices of foreign commercial organisations — alongside commercial banks, credit bureaux and non-governmental non-commercial organisations. A foreign company reading about a ten-day notification is reading about a different case than its own. (Branch Regulation, Para. 1 — lex.uz ↗)
What the registration act does offer a foreign company is the ordinary route: a subsidiary, registered like any other legal entity — thirty minutes is the act’s deadline, about sixteen hours the practical wait on an online filing — or, as its own box on the application form, a branch of an enterprise with foreign investment that itself has the rights of a legal entity. The accreditation regime for a foreign company’s own representative office sits outside this act entirely, and nothing here should be read across to it. (Registration Regulation, Paras. 9, 16 — lex.uz ↗)
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