As a result of reforms aimed at improving the notary system in the Republic of Uzbekistan, the process of providing notarial services to citizens is being simplified. This article analyzes issues related to reforming the notary system in our country, including the digitalization of the system based on ensuring the rule of law, guarantees of notary independence, personnel training and the provision of notarial services that comply with international standards. Drawing on the experience of foreign countries and the scientific opinions of scholars, specific proposals have been developed to address certain shortcomings in practice and legislation.

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