Welfare Category: Permit to Use Assigned Social Payments

Is a separate permit required for every expense?

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.

What are the consequences of using the money without a permit?

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).

In what form is the permit issued?

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.

Where to apply for a permit?

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

Why can’t the guardian use this money at their own discretion?

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).

What is meant by “social payments”?

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).

What is the timeframe for issuing the permit?

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.

What is the legal basis for this service?

Resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. 893, dated December 27, 2024 (Appendix 1, Clause 6, sub-clause “d”).