Under what circumstances do you need a notarial certificate

A notarial certificate is required for the following matters:

1, go abroad; Traveling abroad, visiting relatives, studying abroad, summer camp, business, settlement, immigration, etc. According to the requirements of relevant departments in different countries, it is necessary to apply to the notary office for notarization to prove relevant documents or facts. Such as birth notarization, kinship notarization, diploma, degree certificate, driver's license, no criminal record notarization, travel consent statement notarization and other foreign-related notarization affairs;

2. marriage; Such as notarization of pre-marital property agreement and notarization of post-marital property agreement; Such as married notarization, unmarried notarization, marriage certificate notarization, divorce certificate notarization, etc. ;

3. Real estate; Such as real estate entrustment notarization, real estate sales contract notarization, gift contract notarization, etc. ;

4. Distribution of family property; Such as notarization of wills, legal succession, testamentary succession, bequest and maintenance agreement, gift, guardianship, etc.

5. Financial field; Such as entrusted wealth management account management, deposit notarization, notarization of giving creditor's rights documents enforcement effect, contract notarization, etc.

6. Obtaining evidence, storing certificates and safeguarding rights; Such as goods, novels, pictures, music, movies, patents and other works are copied; Internet rumors; Counterfeit shops; Evidence preservation, etc.

7. Entrustment and declaration; Such as real estate entrustment, lease entrustment, transfer entrustment, accumulation fund collection entrustment, financial account management entrustment, entrusted litigation, trademark transfer statement, marital status statement and other notarization entrustment and declaration matters.

There is no need to notarize pre-marital property;

1, one party has obtained the real estate license before marriage. Because the current marriage stipulates that the property before marriage will always be personal and will not be transformed into the joint property of husband and wife because of a certain number of years of marriage;

2. Whether the house you live in after marriage is your parents' house or a rented public house, the judgment standard is based on the real estate license. Because in this case, whose property is the name of the house, the house is not the same property of the husband and wife at the time of divorce and cannot be divided;

3. You have paid all the house payment before marriage, and then you can get the real estate license after marriage. In this case, the property ownership is not bounded by the date of obtaining the real estate license, otherwise obviously unfair;

4. Purchase a house by mortgage before marriage, and the loan procedures have been completed. Both the house purchase contract and the bank loan contract were signed in their own names.

To sum up, the law has no restrictions on the circumstances in which the parties to a marriage need notarization, and it is considered that notarization can be done when it is needed.

Legal basis:

Article 27 of the Notary Law of People's Republic of China (PRC)

The parties applying for notarization shall truthfully explain the relevant information about the matters applying for notarization to the notarization institution, and provide authentic, legal and sufficient proof materials; If the supporting materials provided are insufficient, the notary office may request to supplement them.

After accepting the application for notarization, the notarization institution shall inform the parties of the legal significance and possible legal consequences of the application for notarization, and record the contents of the notification.

Article 28

A notarization institution shall, in handling notarization, examine the following matters respectively according to the identification rules of different notarization matters:

(a) the identity of the parties, the qualification to apply for notarization and the corresponding rights;

(two) whether the contents of the documents provided are complete, whether the meaning is clear, and whether the signature and seal are complete;

(3) Whether the certification materials provided are true, lawful and sufficient;

(4) Whether the matters applied for notarization are true and lawful.