Suspension of registration of real estate rights: the draft on out-of-court appeal has passed the third reading

From January 1, 2026, they want to introduce the right to challenge the decision to suspend state registration out of court without simultaneous cadastral registration. At the same time, the opportunity to go to court will be preserved (p. 5 and 18 of the draft).
It will be possible to appeal the decision out of court (p. 5 and 6 of the draft):
to the central appeals commission of Rosreestr, in particular, if it was he who notified of the suspension;
regional or interregional commission, if the notification came from the territorial body of the department.
The list of commissions is posted on the Rosreestr website. A complaint will be filed within 15 working days from the date of suspension. Methods of treatment (p. 9 of the draft):
in writing in person or by mail with an inventory of the attachment and a notification of delivery;
in electronic form, for example, through Public Services.
The meetings will be face-to-face or remote (p. 11 of the draft).
The Commission will make a decision no later than 15 working days from the date of receipt of the application. If satisfied, the decision will become the basis for canceling the suspension and for reconsidering the request to register real estate rights (p. 14 and 15 of the draft).
There are other innovations.
Now, in some cases, the suspension of cadastral registration can be challenged out of court:
without simultaneous registration of rights;
together with the registration of rights, if the reason for the “pause” was the documents for registration.
For the time being, only the judicial procedure is in force to appeal against the suspension of state registration of rights without simultaneous cadastral registration.