1. Draft a notice for a creditors' meeting.
2. Submit it to UPPC for gazetting.
3. File a copy of the public notice regarding the winding up.
4. Register the notice of appointment of a receiver or liquidator.

1. Draft the notice.
2. Seek approval from the Uganda Police.
3. Submit the notice to UPPC with proof of payment.
4. UPPC will publish it in the Uganda Gazette.

1. Submit a marriage notice to the Registrar of Marriages at your local district or URSB.
2. Submit the approved document to UPPC with proof of payment.
3. UPPC will publish the notice in the gazette.

UPPC is a government-owned security printing and publishing company mandated to print and publish official documents, government gazettes, and other high-security materials.

UPPC provides security printing, commercial printing, publishing, branding, graphic design, and editing/typesetting services.

Monday to Friday: 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM.

UPPC head office is located in on Plot 8-12 Airport Road, Entebbe and at Airways House, Kimathi Avenue Plot 6, Kampala.

Customers must provide detailed specifications, artwork (if available), and an official request.

UPPC accepts only bank transfers or mobile money. You may use: MTN Merchant: 316414 / Airtel Merchant 1165413 for Entebbe, and: MTN Merchant: 316421 / Airtel Merchant: 4373862 for Kampala.

Yes, UPPC serves both government and private clients.