March 30, 1927, the draft Constitution was approved by the II All-Uzbek Congress of Soviets. It was accepted the proposal of the representative of the Tajik Autonomous Soviet Socialist Republic to make inscriptions in the emblem of the Uzbek SSR in three languages (add Tajik). A description of the coat of arms is given in Article 112: Second revision In the years 1927-1928. the Uzbek script was translated into the Latinized alphabet. On February 2, 1929, the Central Executive Committee of the republic adopted a resolution to change the State Emblem of the Uzbek SSR in connection with the romanization of the alphabet, and on May 9, 1929, the All-Uzbek Congress of Soviets approved this resolution by making changes to the Constitution. The abbreviation of the name of the republic was given by a new alphabet at the bottom of the wreath in Uzbek, on the right in Tajik, on the left in Russian. The motto "Workers of all countries, unite!" Around the coat of arms - on the right in Uzbek, on the left in Tajik. With the formation of the Tajik SSR on October 16, 1929, inscriptions in the Tajik language were removed from the State Emblem of the Uzbek SSR. Most likely, these changes were also carried out by the decisions of the Central Executive Committee of the Uzbek SSR. Second version IV All-Uzbek Congress of Soviets in February 1931 adopted a resolution "On Amending the Constitution of the UzSSR in connection with the allocation of the Tajik ASSR from the UzSSR and the liquidation of the districts." A new description of the coat of arms is given in Article 102: The abbreviation of the name of the republic: "ӨZ.Ş.Ş.Ҫ." - Өzbekistan Ьҫtьmaьь Şoralar Ҫymhyrijәti; the motto: "BYTYN DUNJA PROLETARLARI, BIRLAŞINIZ!". First revision In the years 1934-1935. there is a reform of the Uzbek Latin: since 1934 vowels Өө, Yy, and Ьь have been canceled. As a result, the inscription of the motto changed to: "BUTUN DUNJA PROLETARLARI, BIRLAŞINIZ!", The name of the republic was written as "Ozbekistan". At the same time, the translation of the words in the republic's name "socialist" (Ьҫtьmaьь-Sotsialistik) and "Soviet" (Şoralar-Sovet) is clarified, and in 1935 the translation of the word "republic" (Ҫymhyrijәti - Respublikasining) has changed. Perhaps, these changes could be introduced by the relevant decisions of the Central Executive Committee of the republic, there could be variants of the emblem