Alexey Aschekin: “About Moscow traffic jams from a new angle”

"An ordinary German does the same thing in one visit to a notary. I did this several times myself.
And no one goes anywhere anymore. And he doesn’t choke in queues at the BTI. And he doesn’t pay money to have the certificate done a couple of days earlier.
The most interesting thing is that it takes a total of a little more than a month,
although all documents are sent by mail.
And there is no such office as BTI in Germany. And no one orders or receives such certificates. And they have been living for many years and nothing...

Another small example: not a single bank in Europe will ask the client for an extract from the Unified State Register of Legal Entities (for those who do not know what this is, these are 4 leaves from the tax office with full information about the company). All banks receive them within 10 seconds on their computer."