Article 29. Facsimile signature of a person with a disability

On the rights of persons with disabilities (LRU-641-son) · Date: 15.10.2020 · In force

The facsimile signature of a person with a disability – a specially prepared stamp (cliché), which replaces the handwritten signature of a person with a disability, who is unable to handwrite his/her signature for reasons of health status (impaired vision, absence of limbs, impaired coordination of movement, paralysis).

The facsimile signature of a person with a disability may be used by a person with a disability only if – due to physical disabilities – he/she is unable to sign necessary documents using his/her handwritten signature.

A facsimile signature shall be made for the person with a disability, and shall be used by him/her throughout his/her life. If the facsimile signature is lost, a duplicate shall be made.

No one shall be restricted in the exercise of his/her civil rights as a result of the use of the facsimile signature.

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Cite as: Article 29. Facsimile signature of a person with a disability On the rights of persons with disabilities (LRU-641-son). neolex.uz/en/laws/law-5049549/29 (lex.uz/docs/5694817)