Buying a house is a very expensive project in life, so we must be particularly cautious about everything related to buying a house. We have all heard of notarization. Generally, in order to ensure the legitimacy of a transaction process, we will notarize the transaction on this basis, as is the case with buying a house. So, what is the notarization process of the notary office? Why do you need notarization to buy a house?
What is the notarization process of the notary office?
1. Application and acceptance: a citizen or legal person applying for notarization shall submit it to the local notary office with jurisdiction and fill in the notarization application form.
2. Cooperate with the notary office in the review stage:
(1) First of all, the parties concerned shall take the initiative to cooperate with the review work of the notary office, accept the inquiry, and sign after checking that there is no error in the making of the record. If the parties really can't sign, they can seal or press their fingerprints.
(2) Secondly, if the notary office believes that the evidence materials provided by the parties are incomplete or doubtful, it shall notify the parties to make necessary supplements or request relevant supporting materials from relevant units and individuals, and has the right to conduct on-site investigation.
(3) The notary office may, at the request of the parties, assist the parties in drafting and revising legal documents. If the contents of the documents applied for notarization by the parties are imperfect and the words are inappropriate, the notaries shall guide the parties to make corrections; If the party refuses to amend, it shall be indicated in the record.
3. Certificate issued by notary office. The general fee for notarization of wills is 300, which can be completed in about one day. When going, the testator needs to carry his ID card, household registration and relevant formalities related to the estate.
Why do you need notarization to buy a house?
1. Any legal act, legal documents and facts are notarized, and the state proves its authenticity and legitimacy, that is, they produce legal evidence effect. If a document is involved in the collection and investigation of evidence in the trial of a case by the people's court, and the document is also notarized, its effectiveness shall be confirmed and can be directly adopted. Unless there is evidence to the contrary sufficient to overturn the notarized certificate.
2. According to the legal acts that must be notarized according to the law, the notarized certificate has become a necessary condition for the effectiveness of these legal acts. The law has different formal requirements for different legal acts, including oral, written and notarial certificates, depending on the importance and complexity of the legal relationship generated (or changed or eliminated) by the legal act and its role to the third party.
3. Although it is not stipulated by law and the parties agree on Notarization as one of the necessary formal conditions for the legal act of both parties, this legal act must also be notarized before it can be established.
4. If there is no dispute between the creditor and the debtor over the relationship between rights and obligations and it is notarized that it has the effect of enforcement, when the debtor refuses to perform, the creditor may directly apply to the people's court for enforcement without bringing a lawsuit to the people's court for judgment.