When must an Uzbek company re-register?

Re-registration is the mechanism by which the public record follows the company, and the act lists the changes that trigger it and sets a period for each. A change of a legal entity’s location or postal address runs on ten days. Changes and additions to the founding documents — including a change of company name, legal form, the size of the charter fund and the composition of founders — run on thirty days from the moment the competent person approved them. A change in a founder’s share runs on thirty days from the transaction, and a reorganisation on thirty days from the reorganisation. (Registration Regulation, Para. 21 — lex.uz ↗)

Two features of the mechanism catch people out. Changes are made by adopting the founding documents in a new edition rather than by an amending instrument — there is no such thing as filing an amendment to an Uzbek charter. And the deadlines run from the corporate act, not from when the company gets round to filing, so a shareholders’ decision taken and then left in a drawer is already consuming its thirty days. (Registration Regulation, Para. 21 — lex.uz ↗)