How to do without marriage certificate? What materials are needed for the transfer of house property

Real estate ownership transfer refers to the whole process of property right transfer from Party A to Party B through the transfer, sale, gift, inheritance and other ways to obtain the real estate and go to the housing ownership registration center to handle the housing property right change procedures. So how to do without marriage certificate? What materials are needed for the transfer of house property certificate?

husband and wife can transfer house property without marriage certificate.

Process of house property certificate transfer:

1、 Go to the 'registration information, verification protocol' window to go through the procedures of information registration, Internet access and protocol verification;

2、 Go to the 'real estate appraisal' window to go through the appraisal procedures;

3、 Go to the notarization window to go through notarization procedures;

1. The applicant's ID card or household register and its copy;

2. If the agent applies on his behalf, the authorized agent shall submit the power of attorney, ID card and its copy; other agents shall submit the certificate of agency qualification;

3. The property right certificate of the inherited property;

4. The death certificate of the decedent;

5. If the legal heir has died, the death certificate and the proof of kinship shall be submitted;

6. Proof of the decedent's marriage, parents, children and relevant kinship relationship;

7. Other certificates and materials that the notary thinks should be submitted;

4、 Go to the 'private house transaction' window for transaction procedures;

5、 Pay stamp duty at the window of deed tax and stamp duty;

6、 Go to the property right registration and certification window to go through the procedures of renaming the house ownership certificate.

Materials required for the transfer of house property certificate:

(1) Application for registration;

(2) Identification of the applicant;

(3) House ownership certificate or real estate property right certificate;

(4) Materials proving the transfer of house ownership;

It may be a sales contract, an exchange contract, a gift contract, a certificate of bequest, an inheritance certificate, a division agreement, a merger agreement, a legal document in force by the people's court or the Arbitration Commission, or other materials proving the transfer of the ownership of the house.