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If there is no information about a citizen's whereabouts at their place of residence for one year, the court may declare them missing. The "Inson" center, as the guardianship and sponsorship authority, files a petition to the court to protect the interests of the minor (Appendix 1, paragraph 6).

When courts decide to recognize a person as missing, they must notify the "Inson" center within 24 hours (Appendix 2, paragraph 5).

If both parents are officially recognized as missing, the child is formally recognized as a "child deprived of parental care" and registered in the "Ijtimoiy Himoya" Information System (Appendix 2, paragraph 13).

The "Inson" center takes measures to preserve the property left by the missing parents and represents the child's interests in notary offices (Appendix 1, paragraph 6).

Yes, the "Inson" center prepares all documents to ensure the child receives a survivor's benefit or pension (Appendix No. 1, subparagraph "j" of paragraph 6).

Primarily with relatives (guardianship/sponsorship); if that is not possible, they are placed in a foster family (Appendix 2, paragraph 8).

Yes, if the child's identification documents are lost, the "Inson" center takes measures to restore them or obtain them for the first time (Appendix No. 2, paragraph 13).

Regardless of their place of residence, the candidate can apply to the "Inson" center in the area where it is most convenient for them to attend classes.

For individuals wishing to adopt a child, as well as all candidates wishing to take a child into a foster family or professional (therapeutic) family (Clause 6, Appendix 7).

Candidates must undergo special training to understand issues such as raising orphans and children deprived of parental care, as well as legal obligations. Candidates who have not completed the special courses will not be registered as eligible to take a child into their care.

Directly to the "Inson" social services center or the regional branch of the Agency.

If the candidate studied at a center within the Agency's system, they do not need to submit a copy of the certificate; the authorized body will retrieve the information independently (Clause 9, Appendix 3).

Psychology of orphaned children, their adaptation to a new family, legal and social responsibility, and upbringing methods (Appendix 7).

Training courses are organized within the framework of special programs and hours approved by the Center for Advanced Training of Social Protection System Employees.

Incapacitated family members who were dependents of a deceased person who did not have the right to receive a state pension.

It is set at 820,000 UZS per month, with an additional 270,000 UZS for each subsequent incapacitated family member.

Only online through the Baraka mobile app. Paper documents or visiting the center are not required; only an electronic questionnaire is filled out.

No, there are no time restrictions on accepting applications.

For the period of incapacity for work.

Once the decision (approval or rejection) is made, the result will be sent as an SMS to your mobile phone.

Via plastic card (transfer to a bank card) or cash (delivered to the mahalla by Xalq Bank staff).

If a pension has already been assigned; if there are no incapacitated dependent family members; if incapacitated members have turned 18 and are not pupils or students of an educational organization.

1. A reference is issued by the "Inson" center while the candidate is enrolled and attending offline classes.
2. A certificate is issued within 1 working day after the candidate fully completes the training course at the Center for Advanced Training of Social Protection System Employees (Appendix 7).

If the candidate studied at the Center for Advanced Training under the Agency, they do not need to submit a copy — the authorized body will retrieve the information independently (Clause 9, Appendix 3).

It is a mandatory document to be attached to the application for adopting a child or taking a child into a foster family. The application will not be considered without it.

If a candidate has not taken a child for upbringing within three years of receiving the certificate, they are required to undergo the preparatory course again (Clause 26, Appendix 7).

Candidates must apply by visiting the "Inson" social services center in person (Clause 15, Appendix 6).

1. Application (with the consent of both spouses);
2. Medical report on health status;
3. Certificate of completion of the preparatory course (Clause 3).

Within 1 month from the date the candidate applies to the "Inson" center at their place of residence (Appendix 3).

As of February 1, 2025, the establishment and termination of family orphanages are carried out based on the decision of the regional branch of the National Agency for Social Protection (the authority of local Hokimiyats has been abolished).

Information regarding the solvency of the candidate (family) is automatically generated through the system based on scoring assessment results (Clause 3, sub-clause "v" of the decree).

To foster parents who have taken orphans and children deprived of parental care into family care (patronage) (Clause 2).

Starting from 2025, from the funds allocated to the National Agency for Social Protection from the republican budget (Clause 2).

State coverage of expenses for providing children with seasonal clothing and footwear.

Payments are transferred to the foster parents' bank card or account in a non-cash form.

When the child turns 18, if the patronage agreement is terminated, or if the child is returned to their parents (Appendix 6).

Employees of the "Inson" social services center assess the child's level of clothing and footwear provision as part of their monitoring (Appendix 3).

After the submission of supporting documents, the decision to terminate guardianship is formalized within one working day (Appendix 4).

When the child reaches the age of 18 (adulthood) (Appendix 4, Clause 34).

When the child is returned to the parents, given up for adoption, or if the guardian cannot fulfill their obligations due to health reasons (Appendix 4).

Yes. If the guardian does not perform their duties properly, uses the guardianship for personal gain, or leaves the child unsupervised, the "Inson" center will remove the guardian.

Within one working day of the termination of guardianship, an act of property transfer and acceptance is drawn up. Note: the child's property remains their personal property, not the guardian's (Appendix 1, Clause 6).

Interested parties may appeal the "Inson" center's decision in court in accordance with the procedure established by law (Appendix 1, Clause 7).

Orphans and children deprived of parental care are included in the "Youth Accompaniment" program and receive social support until the age of 23 (Appendix 11).

From the date the child's social status (orphan or deprived of care) is established, the verification of housing need and registration are carried out within one working day through the "Ijtimoiy Himoya" system.

Orphans who have reached the age of 18, have no housing in their own name, were deprived of parental care, and are registered with the guardianship authority (Appendix 1, Clause 6).

If a house is registered in the child's name, even if they are placed in an institution or a foster family, the guardianship authority takes measures to preserve the house in the child's name and prevent alienation (Appendix 1, Clause 6).

As of February 1, 2025, the formation and management of these queues are fully carried out by "Inson" social services centers through the "Unified National Social Protection" Information System.

Youths who leave institutions or families upon turning 18 receive individual support for housing, employment, and social adaptation under this program until the age of 23 (Appendix 11).

Until housing is provided, measures are taken to provide them with temporary accommodation (rent) or placement in special social housing.

Queuing can only be denied if it is discovered that the child already owns private property suitable for living.

From the date it is determined that a child is deprived of parental care, the issue of appointing a guardian is reviewed within a maximum of one month (in urgent cases, preliminary guardianship is handled in 3 days).

Guardianship (vasiylik) is established for children under 14, while sponsorship (homiylik) is for minors aged 14 to 18.

As of February 1, 2025, all decisions are made by district (city) "Inson" social services centers (the authority of Hokimiyats has been abolished).

Only adult, legally capable individuals in good health and with no criminal record. Priority is given to the child's close relatives (Appendix 1, Clause 6).

Yes, the consent of a child who has reached the age of 10 is mandatory when appointing a guardian or sponsor.

In cases of danger to the child's life or emergencies, the child can be placed with a temporary guardian within one working day before all documents are gathered (Appendix 4).

Yes, the state service for establishing guardianship or sponsorship is provided completely free of charge (Clause 85 of the Resolution).

After a candidate applies, the assessment of their conditions and the issuance of a conclusion regarding their registration as a candidate are completed within one working day (Appendix 3, Clause 6).

Adoption is decided exclusively by the civil courts. The "Inson" center provides a justified conclusion to the court.

Yes, adopters must complete a preparatory course at the center under the Agency and possess a certificate (Appendix 7).

The age difference between the adopter and the person being adopted must not be less than 15 years (requirement of the Family Code).

The secrecy of adoption is protected by law. "Inson" center staff and court officials face criminal liability for disclosing this secret (Appendix 1, Clause 6).

Yes, at the request of the adopters, the court's decision can determine that the child be given their surname and that the child's name be changed.

Yes, the guardianship authority regularly monitors the living and upbringing conditions of the adopted child (Appendix 3).

Yes, single individuals who meet legal requirements (health, income, housing) also have the right to adopt.

It is a form of placing an orphan or a child deprived of parental care into a foster family for upbringing based on a contract.

Reviewing the application and entering candidates into the registry is formalized within one working day (provided that documents are complete).

To the district (city) "Inson" social services center or online via the Single Interactive State Services Portal (my.gov.uz) (Clause 3).

Yes. Foster parents receive monthly payments for raising the child, and the child's expenses for clothing and footwear are covered (Clause 2).

It is signed between the "Inson" center and the persons taking the child into their care (foster parents) (Clause 4).

In patronage, no legal (inheritance) ties are established between the child and the parents; it is considered a contractual agreement for upbringing.

After the contract with foster parents is signed, the decision to cover clothing expenses is formalized within one working day.

To foster parents who have taken orphans and children deprived of parental care into family care (patronage) (Clause 2).

Starting from 2025, from the funds allocated to the National Agency for Social Protection from the republican budget (Clause 2).

A social worker from the "Inson" center regularly checks the child's provision of seasonal clothing and footwear during monitoring (Appendix 3).

When the child turns 18, if the patronage contract is terminated, or if the child is returned to their parents (Appendix 6).

No, the contract for taking the child into patronage and the decision of the "Inson" center serve as the basis for the automatic assignment of these payments.

In urgent cases (preliminary guardianship), documents are processed within one working day. The general assessment and appointment process are carried out promptly through the system.

Candidates can apply in person at "Inson" centers or online via the Single Interactive State Services Portal (my.gov.uz) (Clause 3).

As of February 1, 2025, the authority of district (city) Hokimiyats has been abolished, and guardianship is formalized by the decision of "Inson" social services centers.

An application, a medical report on health status, and (in case of adoption) a training course certificate. Other information (criminal record, income, housing) is retrieved automatically from the system.

Priority is given primarily to the child's close relatives (grandparents, siblings, uncles, and aunts) (Appendix 1, Clause 6).

Yes, the consent of a child who has reached the age of 10 is mandatory when appointing a guardian or sponsor (Appendix 1).

No, all state services for formalizing guardianship and sponsorship are provided free of charge.

After the regional branch of the Agency issues a decision to establish an OBU, the formalization of payments is completed within one working day.

Funds spent on children's food, clothing, footwear, soft goods, and personal hygiene products (Clause 2).

Starting from 2025, from the funds allocated to the National Agency for Social Protection from the republican budget (Clause 2).

Yes, parents who establish an OBU are also paid a salary (labor remuneration) for raising the children in the amount specified by law.

The funds are transferred monthly to the bank card or personal account of the parents who established the OBU.

After the contract for placing the child in patronage (foster care) is signed, the formalization of payments is completed within one working day.

1. Monthly payment for child care (food and other supplies);
2. Expenses for providing the child with clothing and footwear (Clause 2).

Starting from 2025, from the funds allocated to the National Agency for Social Protection from the republican budget (Clause 2).

By transferring money monthly to the foster parents' bank card or personal account.

Foster parents (patronage) are paid:
• 1.5 times the minimum wage (MROT) monthly for the care and maintenance costs of each foster child;
• 3 times the minimum wage (MROT) once a year for the purchase of clothing and footwear for foster children.

No, the funds are provided as a monthly allowance; however, the social worker checks the child's provision during monitoring (Appendix 3).

After the application is submitted and all checks are completed, the decision to register the person as a candidate is formalized within one working day (Clause 6, Appendix 3).

1. Application;
2. Medical report (VCC);
3. Training course completion certificate (for adoption and foster care) (Clause 3).

Information regarding criminal records, marital status, housing ownership, and solvency (scoring) is retrieved automatically from the system (Clause 3, sub-clause "v").

To confirm the candidate's psychological and legal readiness to raise a child. Without it, entry into the candidates' registry is impossible (Appendix 7).

Yes, if the candidate has medical contraindications, if their housing conditions do not meet the requirements, or if they fail the scoring assessment.

Information about children in need of alternative placement is provided to the candidate through the "Ijtimoiy Himoya" Information System, and the selection process begins.

From the day the request from the notary office is received, the study of the child's property interests and the issuance of a conclusion are formalized within one working day.

To confirm that the child's interests are not violated during notary transactions such as the sale, gift, or exchange of movable and immovable property registered in the child's name.

The "Inson" center takes measures to preserve the child's property and participates in protecting their property interests in notary offices (Appendix 1, Clause 6).

Immediately upon identification of the child, all their property subject to state registration is electronically recorded in the "Ijtimoiy Himoya" Information System (Appendix 2, Clause 21).

As of February 1, 2025, all conclusions are sent to notary offices in digital form via the "Electronic Government" system within one working day.

Only in exceptional cases, if it is absolutely necessary for the preservation of the child's life and health and if there is a positive conclusion from the guardianship authority.

Following an application by the guardian or sponsor, the child's needs are assessed, and the permit is formalized in electronic form within one working day.

Pensions, allowances, and alimony assigned to the child, as well as income derived from their property (e.g., the child's share of rental income).

To protect the child's property rights. The guardian is obligated to spend the funds exclusively on the child's maintenance, education, and health (Appendix 4).

Applications can be made to the district (city) "Inson" social services center or online via the Single Portal (my.gov.uz).

As of February 1, 2025, the permit is generated digitally through the "Ijtimoiy Himoya" Information System and sent to banks, rather than in paper form.

If the guardian spends the funds contrary to the child's interests, the guardianship authority will deny the permit and consider removing the guardian from their duties (Appendix 1).

Generally, a general permit is issued for a specific period (e.g., one year) to receive monthly payments for the child's daily needs. A separate permit may be required for large purchases.

It is the acquisition of all civil rights and obligations (signing contracts, disposing of property, etc.) by a person under 18, just like an adult.

Emancipation is applicable to minors who have reached the age of 16.

The person must be working under an employment contract or, with the consent of parents (guardians), be engaged in entrepreneurial activities.

If parents give their consent, the decision of the guardianship authority ("Inson" center) is formalized within one working day.

To the district (city) "Inson" social services center or online via the Single Portal (my.gov.uz).

In the absence of consent from parents or guardians, declaring a minor fully legally capable is carried out only through court proceedings.

Yes, they become independently liable for their obligations (e.g., for damages caused or debts). Parents are no longer responsible for their actions.

According to the law, persons who enter into a legal marriage before reaching the age of 18 are automatically considered fully legally capable from the time the marriage is registered.

An employee of the "Inson" social services center participates as a representative of the guardianship and sponsorship authority to protect the child's best interests.

Upon receiving a court request, the social worker assesses the situation, prepares a justified conclusion within one working day, and submits it to the court.

In all cases concerning the determination of the child's place of residence, deprivation (or restoration) of parental rights, adoption, and removal of a child.

An electronic assessment report regarding the child's living conditions, family environment, the child's relationship with the parents, and the child's own opinion.

Yes, the social worker specifically studies the opinion of a child who has reached the age of 10 and presents it to the court (Appendix 1, Clause 6).

Yes, if there is a threat to the child's life and health, the center can independently petition the court to restrict parental rights or remove the child from the family.

No, the guardianship authority's participation in courts and the issuance of conclusions is a free state service.

Confirmation by the guardianship authority ("Inson" center) that the child's rights and interests will not be violated when changing their name or surname.

If parents cannot agree on the child's name, or if it is requested to change the surname of a child under 18.

The consent of a child who has reached the age of 10 is mandatory to change their surname.

In such cases, the first name, surname, and patronymic are given based on the conclusion sent by the "Inson" center to the Civil Registry office (Appendix 2).

Yes, the application can be sent through the Single Portal (my.gov.uz), and the conclusion will also be sent to the Civil Registry office electronically.

Yes, if changing the surname is contrary to the child's best interests (e.g., if it affects inheritance rights), a rejection is issued.

Yes, parties dissatisfied with the conclusion of the "Inson" center can appeal to the court in accordance with the procedure established by law.

All property of the child is recorded in the system within one working day from the date the child is identified as needing social protection (orphan or deprived of care).

The social worker of the "Inson" center automatically retrieves data through the databases of the Cadastre, Traffic Safety Department (GAI), banks, and other agencies (Appendix 2, Clause 21).

No, the guardian cannot sell the child's property at their own discretion. Any transaction requires written permission (conclusion) from the "Inson" center.

Only if it serves the child's best interests (e.g., if it is necessary for the child's medical treatment or if a smaller house is sold to buy a larger one in the child's name).

The notary approves transactions regarding the child's property only if there is a positive conclusion sent by the "Inson" center through the system within one working day.

Yes, the social worker checks the preservation of the child's property at least once a year and enters the results into the "Ijtimoiy Himoya" Information System.

Upon termination of guardianship, the right to fully dispose of all property is transferred back to the child within one working day (based on an official act).

If the guardian or third parties cause damage to the child's property, the "Inson" center files a lawsuit in court to protect the child's interests.

It is a center aimed at preventing child abandonment by providing shared accommodation and support for women in difficult social situations and their infants.

After the woman or her relatives apply, the situation is assessed, and the issuance of a referral is decided within one working day.

Pregnant women in difficult social circumstances, and mothers with children under 3 years old who have no place to live or have been victims of domestic violence.

To the district (city) "Inson" social services center or online via the Single Portal (my.gov.uz).

Until the social situation of the woman and child improves (usually from 6 months to 1 year); however, this period is determined based on an individual development plan.

Provision of shelter, food, medical care, psychological support, and social integration of the mother through vocational training.

Yes, the confidentiality of the personal data of the woman and child placed in the "Mother's Home" is strictly guaranteed.

Yes, once the woman leaves the center, the "Inson" center continues to monitor her employment status and overall social condition.

It is a center aimed at preventing child abandonment by providing shared accommodation and support for women in difficult social situations and their infants.

Pregnant women in difficult social circumstances (homeless, victims of violence) and mothers with children under 3 years old.

Yes, accommodation, food, and psychological support are provided by the state completely free of charge.

Yes, to help the mother live independently in the future, assistance is provided in vocational training and employment.

The main purpose is to prevent the child from being placed in an infant home and to preserve them within a family environment.

Orphans and children deprived of parental care who are under full state support (including children under guardianship, sponsorship, or patronage).

After the candidate applies, their social status is verified, and an electronic recommendation is generated within one working day.

Candidates are granted the right to participate in the selection process within a separate quota allocated for orphaned children in HEI (Higher Education Institution) entrance exams.

To the district (city) "Inson" social services center or online via the Single Portal (my.gov.uz).

As of February 1, 2025, recommendations are no longer issued in paper form; instead, they are automatically sent to the database of the Agency for Knowledge and Skills Assessment (DTM) via the "Ijtimoiy Himoya" system.

Yes, this privilege is primarily applied for admission to the undergraduate level of higher education institutions.

Yes, orphaned children admitted on a state grant basis are guaranteed a stipend and separate payments for clothing and footwear during their studies.

No, if the child is registered in the "Inson" center's database, the system automatically confirms their status as an orphan (Appendix 2).

Denial occurs only if the person's status as an "orphan or child deprived of parental care" is not confirmed in the system.