Abstract
The relevance of this article is due to the fact that today digital document management is ubiquitous, and its mobility in the process of mutual exchange between the parties to the legal relationship makes it very convenient compared to its paper competitor. With the advent of the Enhanced Qualified Digital Signature (UQDS), which is an analogue of a handwritten signature, and the legislation governing the issuance, storage, use and safety of UQDS, the number of digital documents in the general mass only increased, and in some cases became dominant. Documents in electronic form, signed by UQDS, acquired equivalence with documents on paper and received the status of legally significant documents. Such new technological capabilities gave impetus to the introduction of digital document management in almost all state and municipal structures. One of these government agencies that is widely applying new digital capabilities is the Rosreestr. The purpose of the study is to show the advantages of providing public services in digital form and the impracticality of the amendments to the law. The study was based on a comparative analysis of current legislation and legislation until August 13, 2019.