A birth certificate was issued to a 77-year-old citizen in Namangan

A 77-year-old citizen was presented with a birth certificate in Namangan

In Namangan, a 77-year-old citizen was issued a birth certificate. Rahmanov Tursunboy, born in 1949, had waited for this day for a long time. Because he had lost his birth certificate and the passport he received during the former Soviet Union era, he had been unable to obtain Uzbek citizenship until now.

Due to not having the necessary documents confirming his citizenship, Tursunboy aka had also been unable to receive a pension until now. This situation caused a number of difficulties in his daily life.

In search of a solution to the problem, he applied to the registry office (FHDYo) of the Namangan district.

During the conversation with the applicant, it was revealed that he had not received an Uzbek citizenship passport to date, and also did not have a permanent residential address.

The staff of the registry office thoroughly studied the existing situation and gathered the necessary information. As a result, Tursunboy aka's birth certificate was restored as a duplicate and solemnly presented to him.

Now, based on this certificate, Tursunboy aka has the opportunity to appeal to the court to resolve the citizenship issue in accordance with the law and to obtain Uzbek citizenship in the prescribed manner.

Once the citizenship issue is resolved, the opportunity will also arise to legally resolve the issue of accessing pensions and other social payments based on the requirements established by law.