What does the registry need to increase an Uzbek company’s charter capital?

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Proof the money actually arrived — plus the decision, the new charter, and 16 working hours. Decision The competent organ’s decision to amend the founding documents — approved by a body that is authorised to approve it, or the filing is refused. Charter The founding documents in a new edition, in the state language. Formed A document confirming the declared charter fund has been formed. Paid in full And proof the contributions were made in full — a bank confirmation of transfer, a customs document for imported property, an acceptance act, or title documents. 16 hrs Sixteen working hours to process — or two, on payment of one BCV for expedited handling. A capital increase is one of the two filings the act takes out of the automatic path and gives to a person to read. The file carries the decision of the company’s competent management organ to make the changes, the founding documents in a new edition in the state language, a document from the competent organ confirming that the charter fund declared in the founding documents has been formed, and documents confirming that the participants’ additional contributions and any third party’s contributions were made in full — a bank confirmation of the transfer, a customs document evidencing the import of property, an acceptance act, or a document of title to the property contributed. The officer has sixteen working hours in the ordinary course and two where the applicant pays one base calculation value for expedited handling, refundable if the file is not in fact handled quickly. Refusal here has its own extra ground beyond the general list: non-conformity of the documents or information with the law, and the existence of a prohibition on re-registration imposed by an investigating body or a court.

What does the registry need to increase an Uzbek company’s charter capital?

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