What does the registry need when a share in an Uzbek company changes hands?

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The instrument of transfer, the other founders’ consent, and a new charter — within 30 days. 30 days The deadline — from the transaction that moved the share. Instrument The document evidencing the transfer — a contract, a letter, succession, inheritance, a court decision or the like. Consent The founders confirm through System email — a notification goes to the addresses in the request, and their agreement is required. Refused Missing consent refuses the filing — absence of a founder’s consent to the change in the list of founders. 16 hrs Sixteen working hours, or two expedited for one BCV. A share transfer is filed like a capital change and read by a person rather than a machine. The file carries the competent organ’s decision, the founding documents in a new edition, and the document confirming the transfer of the share — a contract, a letter, a succession, an inheritance, a court decision or another instrument. The other founders are notified by the System at the email addresses given in the request, and their consent is required; its absence is an express ground of refusal. The timetable is sixteen working hours, or two on payment of one base calculation value for expedited handling. Joint-stock companies are outside this: the thirty-day trigger for a change in a founder’s share excludes them, and the documents evidencing a transfer are not required on the re-registration of a joint-stock company at all.

What does the registry need when a share in an Uzbek company changes hands?

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