Welfare Tag: Guarantee

What information does the system identify automatically?

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

What documents are required to enter the list?

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

Where and how is the application submitted?

Candidates apply in person at an “Inson” social services center or online via the Single Interactive State Services Portal (my.gov.uz) (Clause 3).

What is the timeframe for registration as a candidate?

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).

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 3).

Is assistance provided to youths who turn 18 after guardianship ends?

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).

What should be done if there is a disagreement with the termination decision?

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

What happens to the child’s property after guardianship ends?

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).

Can a guardian be forcibly removed?

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.

In what cases is a guardian released from their duties?

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).