The key facts
- The certificate “On inclusion in the family social registry” is issued online on my.gov.uz: authorization, sending an electronic request, receiving the finished document.
- The certificate confirms the family’s inclusion in the registry but does not mean automatic assignment of allowances or benefits.
- The Unified Social Registry has been operating since February 1, 2026; minimum consumer expenditures per person in 2026 are 715 thousand soums per month.
How to get the certificate online
A certificate of family inclusion in the Social Registry can be obtained online without visiting government offices. On the my.gov.uz portal, the service is called “Certificate of inclusion in the family social registry.” According to Kun.uz, to do this you need to: go to the certificate request page, log in to the portal, send an electronic request, and receive the finished document. The certificate is generated automatically and free of charge; no additional documents are required.
What the certificate provides
The certificate confirms that a person is a member of a family included in the Social Registry. It may be needed to use state assistance and benefits provided on the basis of the relevant requirements. At the same time, as Kun.uz notes, the certificate itself does not mean automatic assignment of an allowance or other benefits.
Who is included in the Social Registry
Since February 1, 2026, a unified Social Registry has been operating in Uzbekistan, which includes families in need of state support. In doing so, the family’s income, the working capacity of its members, and other circumstances are taken into account. To determine the category of families, the indicator of minimum consumer expenditures is used, which in 2026 amounts to 715 thousand soums per month per person. The amounts are given as of October 2026.
