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FDA Apostille for Uzbekistan

Uzbekistan has applied the Hague Apostille Convention since 15 April 2012. An FDA export certificate for a registration in Tashkent needs one U.S. Department of State apostille, with no Uzbek consulate legalization. Upload the digital certificate and we return it apostilled by FedEx.

  • Hague membersince 15 April 2012
  • Apostilledocument route
  • Uzbekofficial language
  • 9 daysstandard processing
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Simply upload your FDA digital file, and you will receive your apostilled document via FedEx.

Processing time 9 business days
  • No document shipping is required.
  • You may update your own FedEx AWB or create a new one.
  • Expedited processing times are offered.
  • Credit card payments are accepted.
  • The U.S. Department of State fee is already included.
  • No separate U.S. Department of State form is needed.
  • Track your order history and expenditures online.
Exp. Service fee$68 / Doc.
US Dept. of State fee$20 / Doc.
Total:$88 / Doc.
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Why Uzbekistan Asks for an Apostilled FDA Certificate

Uzbekistan is one of the most open markets in Central Asia for products already approved in the United States. Under a 2018 presidential decree and Cabinet of Ministers Resolution No. 862, medicines authorized in any of 20 countries with high regulatory standards, the U.S. among them, can follow a simplified registration that skips Uzbekistan's own safety, quality and efficacy examination. The state expert center then has 15 working days to decide.

Proof of the U.S. authorization is central to that route, and for U.S. products it comes from FDA documents. Because the FDA is a federal agency, only the U.S. Department of State can apostille them. We handle that and ship the apostilled certificate to you or straight to your Uzbek representative.

Which FDA Certificate Does Your Uzbek Importer Need?

Match your product to the Uzbek authority that reviews it and the FDA certificate that authority normally expects.

Product typeUzbek authorityFDA certificate
MedicinesMinistry of Health, State Center for Expertise and Standardization of Medicines, Medical Devices and Medical EquipmentCertificate of a Pharmaceutical Product (CPP), Certificate of Exportability
Medical devicesMinistry of Health expert center for medicines and medical devicesCertificate to a Foreign Government (CFG), Certificate of Exportability
Food, ingredients & infant formulaSanitary and epidemiological authoritiesCertificate to a Foreign Government (CFG), Health Certificate
Dietary supplements & medical foodsSanitary and epidemiological authorities, depending on classificationCertificate of Free Sale (CFS)
Cosmetics & personal careSanitary and epidemiological authorities and conformity assessment bodiesCertificate for Cosmetics

Uzbekistan has reorganized its health regulators several times since 2017, so agency names change. Your Uzbek representative will confirm the current authority, the route for your product and the FDA documents it needs.

How the FDA Apostille for Uzbekistan Works

The Hague Apostille Convention has been in force for Uzbekistan since 15 April 2012, so a single apostille from the U.S. Department of State makes your FDA certificate valid there. There is no embassy visit, consular stamp or second legalization step.

  1. Upload your FDA certificate

    Send the digital certificate exactly as the FDA issued it and choose Uzbekistan as the destination.

  2. We review it

    We check that the certificate is complete, FDA-signed and ready for the State Department.

  3. State Department apostille

    We submit it to the Office of Authentications and track it until the apostille is issued.

  4. FedEx delivery

    The apostilled certificate ships to you, your importer or your agent in Tashkent or anywhere else.

Exporting to Uzbekistan: What to Prepare

The 20-country fast track

Medicines authorized in the U.S., the EU (including via the EMA), the UK, Switzerland, Canada, Japan, South Korea, Australia, Israel or Norway can use Uzbekistan's simplified registration. A decision is due within 15 working days, and the first authorization lasts five years. After renewal, it becomes unlimited.

Simplified routes for devices too

Uzbekistan has also introduced simplified registration for medical devices already approved in recognized jurisdictions. Ask your representative whether your device qualifies and which apostilled FDA documents the route requires.

Uzbek and Russian translation

Uzbek is the state language, and Russian is still widely used in business and administration. Files typically need a certified translation into Uzbek or Russian. Apostille the FDA certificate first, then translate it, so the apostille is included.

Not part of the EAEU

Unlike neighbouring Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan, Uzbekistan isn't a full member of the Eurasian Economic Union, so it registers products nationally. An EAEU registration doesn't automatically cover Uzbekistan. Plan a separate file and separate apostilled originals.

FDA Apostille Cost for Uzbekistan

ItemAmountNotes
Our service fee$68 / doc.Review, submission, tracking and FedEx dispatch
U.S. Department of State fee$20 / doc.Paid by us on your behalf
Total$88/ doc.Standard processing: 9 business days. Expedited options available.

FDA Apostille for Uzbekistan: FAQs

Is Uzbekistan a member of the Hague Apostille Convention?

Yes. Uzbekistan joined by accession, and the Convention has applied there since 15 April 2012. A U.S. Department of State apostille is enough, so no Uzbek consulate legalization is required.

Does Uzbekistan fast-track medicines approved by the U.S. FDA?

Yes. Under a 2018 presidential decree and Cabinet Resolution No. 862, medicines authorized in 20 high-standard countries, including the U.S., can use a simplified registration without Uzbekistan's own efficacy examination. A decision is due within 15 working days.

How long does an Uzbek registration under the simplified route last?

The first authorization lasts five years. After renewal it becomes unlimited.

Does my FDA certificate need a translation?

Usually yes, into Uzbek or Russian, as a certified translation. Translate after the apostille is attached.

Which FDA certificate do I need for Uzbekistan?

A CPP for medicines, a CFG for medical devices and conventional foods, a Certificate of Free Sale for dietary supplements, and a Certificate for Cosmetics for cosmetic products. Products not sold in the U.S. need a Certificate of Exportability.

How long does an FDA apostille for Uzbekistan take and what does it cost?

Standard processing takes 9 business days and costs $88per document: our $68 service fee plus the $20 U.S. Department of State fee. Expedited options are available.

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