Transfer without bureaucracy: the ice has broken

I got a letter:

Dear customers,

RU-CENTER plans to introduce a new opportunity for its customers
registered in the Russian Federation - transfer of rights to domain
names online.

And on the site, on the site ( draft regulations , will enter into force on 25.08.2009):

8. Transfer of rights to the domain

8.1. The domain is transferred to another legal or natural person on the basis of a notification (letter) sent by the Domain Administrator to the Contractor, drawn up in accordance with the requirements and in the manner published on the Contractor's web server. Forms of documents necessary for transferring rights to a domain are published on the Contractor’s web server in the “Services” section.

8.2. Upon receipt by the Contractor of a notification (letter) from the Domain Administrator about the transfer of the domain to another person and confirmation of the intention to become the Domain Administrator from the person to whom the domain name is transferred, in accordance with the form established by the Contractor, the Contractor, after identifying the Domain Administrator, performs within 2 (two) working days by transferring a domain and notifies the previous and new Domain Administrators about it. At the Contractor’s discretion, the specified period may be increased to 30 (thirty) calendar days.

8.3. When transferring a domain to another person, the validity period of the domain name registration does not change.

8.4. Confirmation of the acceptance of the domain by the person to whom the domain is transferred, drawn up in the form established by the Contractor and received by the Contractor from the specified person, is the consent of the latter with the provisions of these Regulations.

8.5. The Contractor, if there is reason, has the right to declare the transfer of the domain name failed.

8.6. The domain is not transferred to another person by the Contractor in the following cases:

a) upon the occurrence of the events specified in clause 3.3.3 of these Regulations;
b) within 60 (sixty) calendar days after the domain administrator receives administration rights from another person or changes the Registrar.

Previously, the highlighted line looked like this:

based on an official letter from the Domain Administrator to the Contractor

What, wait? :)
Once the Rucenter is first, then the rest will soon catch up.