Workflow checklist
- Identify the registry. my.gov.uz/en
- Check access requirements. Account required: No. Local ID required: No.
- Plan budget. Price range: USD 0.00. Payment methods: Not published; confirm at source.
- Anticipate friction. Captcha / 2FA: Unknown. English UI: Partial.
- Plan turnaround. Expected: Unknown.
- Verify recency. Last verified: 4 Sept 2026. Confirm current pricing at the official registry before submitting.
TL;DR. Uzbekistan’s official company registry is maintained by the State Registration Centre under the Ministry of Justice. The unified government portal my.gov.uz/en and the Chamber of Commerce English hub chamber.uz/en are both online. Neither shows a company-search form that could be read for this guide, and neither publishes a fee, so fees here are unknown rather than free; confirm at source.
What is the official Uzbekistan business registry?
The State Registration Centre (Davlat ro’yxatga olish markazi), operating under the Ministry of Justice of the Republic of Uzbekistan, is the statutory authority for registering legal entities and individual entrepreneurs. The named government-services host is my.gov.uz/en, which is online.
The legal basis is the Law of the Republic of Uzbekistan “On State Registration of Legal Entities and Individual Entrepreneurs” and the Civil Code. Limited liability companies (MChJ) are the most common corporate form, followed by Joint-Stock Companies (AJ). Branches of foreign companies register with the same authority. That list could not be confirmed against a working search form.
Each registrant is issued a taxpayer identification number known as the STIR (Soliq to’lovchining identifikatsiya raqami), the Uzbek-language equivalent of the Russian-derived INN. No STIR search field could be read from the portal.
Roughly 424,800 active registered companies have been reported; that figure is not published on my.gov.uz. Confirm at source.
What can you search?
my.gov.uz/en is online, but no search fields could be read from it, so STIR, company-name and registration-number inputs are not described here, and nor are result contents such as status labels, legal address or activity code. Confirm at source.
The Chamber of Commerce English hub chamber.uz/en is online. Chamber membership verification has been reported as TIN-based and limited to members; confirm at source.
How much does it cost?
| Item | Cost (UZS) | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Online search on my.gov.uz/en | Unknown | No amounts published on that page |
| State registration duty / extract | Unknown | Not published |
A state duty of UZS 340,000-412,000 (about USD 22-27) and agent fees of USD 50-150 have been reported but are not published on the portal, so the table above reads unknown rather than free; confirm at source.
Do you need a local account or ID?
No account, one-time-password or PINFL screen could be read from my.gov.uz. An account and a local ID are shown as not required only because no company-search gate was seen, not because certified extracts were confirmed as open. An account has been reported as necessary for certified output; confirm at source.
Is the website in English?
Partial. The named path is my.gov.uz/en, an English address. Whether company records themselves appear in Uzbek or Russian could not be confirmed; confirm at source.
What’s the turnaround time?
Unknown. A 1-3 business-day turnaround has been reported but is not published on the portal; confirm at source.
Is there an API?
No public API for registry data queries could be confirmed. my.gov.uz being online does not make it an API.
What you legally cannot do
The my.gov.uz terms were not read for this guide. Automated scraping has been reported as restricted, and Law No. ZRU-547 (2019) governs personal data; confirm at source.
For the broader due-diligence framework, see our Global Business Due Diligence Guide.
Practical tips for foreign compliance buyers
- my.gov.uz/en is online. That does not mean it carries a company-search form.
- chamber.uz/en is online. Chamber membership is not the full national registry.
- STIR/INN remains the anchor. Its 9-digit form could not be confirmed on a working search form.
- Latin and Cyrillic spellings both circulate; neither could be confirmed on a search screen.
- The FATF lists load. fatf-gafi.org is online. Uzbekistan’s entry on those lists was not read for this guide; confirm at source.
- tax.uz was not checked for this guide. It is not a replacement for my.gov.uz.
Alternatives if you cannot access the State Registration Centre directly
- Chamber of Commerce (chamber.uz/en): online. Not the full national registry.
- OpenCorporates / local agents: not checked for this guide.
Local data suppliers
- Company Diligence (companydiligence.com). Not checked for this guide. Named only.
Use the State Registration Centre for the authoritative legal filing record when a search path is reachable. The government hub is online, but no search form could be read from it.
FAQ
Can a foreign company access the Uzbekistan registry directly?
my.gov.uz/en is online, but no working company-search screen, account gate or certified-extract path could be read from it; confirm at source.
What is the STIR/INN number in Uzbekistan?
The STIR (Soliq to’lovchining identifikatsiya raqami) is a 9-digit taxpayer identification number assigned at registration. It is the primary cross-system identifier. That format could not be confirmed on a working search form.
What entity types are registered with the State Registration Centre?
Historic coverage includes limited liability companies (MChJ), joint-stock companies (AJ), individual entrepreneurs, family businesses, agricultural enterprises, non-profit organizations, and foreign company branches. That list could not be confirmed against a working search screen.
Does Uzbekistan have a beneficial ownership (UBO) registry?
No beneficial-ownership search could be found on my.gov.uz; confirm at source.
How current is the data in the State Registration Centre?
Not published. The portal gives no statement of how current its data is.
Is Uzbekistan on the FATF grey list?
Uzbekistan’s entry on the FATF lists was not read for this guide. The black and grey lists page is online; see it for the published lists.
What’s the difference between the registry and tax/financial filings?
Company registration records are held by the State Registration Centre at the Ministry of Justice. Tax filings sit with the State Tax Committee. tax.uz was not checked for this guide.
Last verified: 2026-09-04. Sources: my.gov.uz/en and chamber.uz/en, both online. No search form and no som fees could be read from either. For the full global due diligence framework, see our Global Business Due Diligence Guide. An account and a local ID are shown as not required only because no company-search gate was seen, not because certified extracts were confirmed as open.