What does a notary do?
Notaries are specialized legal professionals (as you may know) who ensure:
- Independent and expert legal services
- Drafting legally correct documents
- Legal agreements and contracts
What does a notary do?
Notaries are experts in:
- Inheritance law
- Real estate transactions
- Contract mediation
- Legal advisory
Core Activities
Notaries work in various areas such as:
Property Transfer
The notary carefully prepares documents to ensure property transfer proceeds legally and correctly. Learn more about when a house is definitely sold.
Mortgage and Property Transfer
Ensures correct recording of property transfer and mortgage conditions when buying a house.
Contract Guidance
Drafting and reviewing purchase agreements to ensure all legal aspects are covered.
Difference between Purchase Agreement and Transfer Deed
When you buy a property, specific legal documents are required:
- Purchase Agreement (provisional contract)
- Transfer Deed (final ownership transfer)
Transfer Deed (title deed or deed of delivery)
When delivering a property, the notary will:
- Formally record the property transfer
- Arrange property registration
- Check all legal details
Mortgage Deed
After concluding the mortgage, the mortgage deed is drawn up in which:
- Terms are established
- Securities are registered
- Property rights are determined
Understanding notary costs and mortgage-specific fees helps you budget correctly.
Other Tasks of the Notary
Assistance with Inheritance
- Drawing up declarations of inheritance
- Arranging estate distribution
- Supporting executor tasks
Help for Entrepreneurs
- Legal support for business establishment
- Advice on legal entity choice
- Contract guidance
Personal Legal Matters
- Support in personal legal situations
- Help with prenuptial agreements
- Registration of property agreements
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