A charter — plus a foundation agreement once there are two or more founders.
The founding documents are the foundation agreement and the charter; a company founded by one person has only the charter, and the agreement must be concluded when the shareholders reach two or more. The charter’s mandatory contents are listed by the law — from the name and postal address through the bodies and their powers to the size and nominal value of every share, the consequences of exit and the procedure for transferring a share. The charter and its changes are state-registered and bind third parties from registration; the foundation agreement is not registered at all. (LLC Law, Arts. 12–14 — lex.uz ↗)
At founding, two decisions are unanimous by law: approving the charter, and confirming the money valuation of any non-money contributions. Founders answer jointly for obligations taken on before registration — the company adopts them only if the general meeting later approves. (LLC Law, Art. 11 — lex.uz ↗)
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