Real estate notarization refers to the activities of notarization organs to prove the authenticity and legality of legal acts, legal facts and documents related to real estate according to the application of the parties concerned. What procedure does notarization house property need? How to handle notarized real estate? Let's have a look.
Step 1: the party concerned prepares the materials.
The following information should be carried:
1. Personal identification, such as ID card, household register, etc.
2. Property ownership certificates related to the agreed contents, such as house property certificate, purchase contract without property right certificate and payment invoice, etc.
3. A draft agreement has been drawn up by both sides.
Key tips: the signature and contract date of both parties in the agreement are generally required to be vacant. After the notaries review and modify the agreement, they can sign in front of the notary.
Step 2:
Fill in the relevant form in person at the notary office. After the above materials are prepared, both parties must apply for notarization in person at the notary office and fill in the application form for notarization.
Key tip: entrust others or a person to do premarital property notarization, will not be accepted.
Step 3:
Notaries check the relevant information. After the notarization application is accepted by the receiving notary, the notary shall check the content of the property agreement, examine the certificate of property rights, and inquire whether the parties' contract has been deceived or misled. The parties concerned shall cooperate with the notary to complete the transcript of the notarization conversation and sign on the record for confirmation.
Step 4:
After the notary checks the information, both parties sign the prenuptial property agreement in front of the notary.
Key tips: at this point, the property notarization certificate procedures have been completed.
Extended data:
Materials required:
When notarizing the sales contract of commercial housing, both parties applying for notarization need to submit relevant materials to the notary office,
Seller:
1. Business license (resident ID card)
2. House ownership certificate or land use certificate
3. Commercial housing sales license and sales contract text.
Buyer:
1. Resident ID card
2. Household register or legal person qualification certificate.
In addition, the notary office needs to have a detailed understanding of the specific circumstances of the houses sold. For example, the property right status, location, quantity, quality, ancillary facilities and use area of the house purchased and sold in the contract; the amount of the house purchase and sale price, the payment date and the payment method; and the delivery time of the purchased and sold house.
Agreement on the transfer of property rights and related procedures.
The responsibilities of both parties for breach of contract; other contents that both parties think should be agreed upon; the signing, sealing and signing time of both parties to the contract, including whether the house to be purchased has bank mortgage burden, are all the contents of examination.