What materials are needed for inheritance notarization?

Question 1: What materials should be prepared for notarization of house inheritance? The procedure is as follows:

(1) Required materials: To handle the notarization of real estate inheritance, the notary organ shall require the parties to fill in the notarization application form and submit the following documents and materials:

Statutory succession shall be submitted:

1, the applicant's resident identity card or household registration book and its copy;

2. If the agent applies on his behalf, the entrusted agent shall submit the power of attorney, ID card and its copy; Other agents need to submit agency qualification certificates;

3. The title certificate of the inherited property;

4. The decedent's death certificate;

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

6. Proof of the decedent's marriage, parents, children and related relatives;

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

B. The testator shall submit:

1, the certificates and materials that shall be submitted as specified in items 1, 2, 3 and 4 of the preceding paragraph;

2. The will of the deceased;

3. If there is a person subjected to execution, submit the identity certificate of the person subjected to execution and a copy thereof;

4. Other certificates and materials that the notary believes should be submitted.

Upon examination, the above documents and materials are true and complete, and conform to the provisions of the Rules of Notarization Procedure (for Trial Implementation). The notary office accepts, registers and handles notarization.

(2), process:

1. Go to the "Registration Information and Verification Agreement" window for information registration and online verification;

2. Go to the "Real Estate Appraisal" window to go through the appraisal procedures;

3. Go to the "Notarization" window for notarization procedures;

4. Go to the "Private Transaction" window to handle the transaction procedures;

5, to the "deed tax, stamp duty" window to pay stamp duty;

6, to the "property registration and certification" window for the "all of housing" renamed procedures.

Case: Teacher Li's mother died a few years ago and left a house for her three brothers and sisters in Zhoumen Street, Liwan District. Miss Li's three brothers and sisters all own property rights, and after consultation, they intend to sell this house. When the house is sold, the owner of the house must be renamed. The property inheritance procedures are complicated and cumbersome, which makes Miss Li feel at a loss. Finally, through entrusting an intermediary company, after about 1 month, Mr. Li finally successfully solved the property right problem of the house, and at the same time, the house quickly found a buyer.

It turns out that the procedures of real estate inheritance must go through housing evaluation, inheritance notarization, application for property registration and other procedures. After the death of the owner of the house who has obtained the house ownership certificate, his legal successor may apply for the registration of house inheritance. The general steps are as follows:

1. Housing evaluation: First of all, the market value of a house must be evaluated by an evaluation company. The appraisal company will conduct professional price analysis and property price appraisal according to the important factors such as the road section, sitting direction, floor and age of the house, so as to determine the accurate property market price.

2. Inheritance notarization: the applicant shall go to the notary office where the house is located to handle the inheritance notarization and receive the certificate of inheritance. When handling notarization, the death certificate of the owner of the house, the list of legal heirs issued by the legal authority, and the will (if any) made by the original owner of the house shall be provided, and the original will shall be submitted at the same time. If some legal heirs voluntarily give up their inheritance rights, they must issue a letter of commitment to give up their property.

3. Housing Surveying and Mapping: Applicants must go to the real estate surveying and mapping department to go through the formalities of surveying and mapping the housing area or drawing, and receive the surveying and mapping results or drawings before they can go through the formalities of property right registration.

4. Inheritance registration: the applicant applies for inheritance registration at the real estate trading center with real estate title certificate, inheritance notarial certificate, house mapping and other certificates. After filling in the application for registration of real estate property rights and submitting the above information, the case-handling personnel will accept it and issue a receipt. After all the materials are reviewed, the changed owner's real estate license will be issued.

5. Other materials that need to be submitted: If the matters related to the ownership of the house are judged, ruled or mediated by the court, the court judgment, ruling or mediation shall be submitted. After field surveying and mapping, it is found that the house has been rebuilt or illegally built, and it must be reported to the planning department for approval or decision. ...& gt& gt

Question 2: What materials do I need to bring to handle the notarization of inheritance? The materials that must be submitted for notarization of legal inheritance are as follows: 1. The resident identity card, household registration book, social security card and other identification certificates of the parties; 2. If the agent applies on his behalf, he must provide a valid notarial certificate and other identification certificates such as the resident ID card, household registration book and social security card of the client and agent; 3. The decedent's death certificate and account cancellation certificate; 4. Property ownership certificate and property list; 5. Proof of kinship of the deceased's spouse, children and parents. If it is the second legal succession, it should also provide the proof of kinship of the decedent's brothers and sisters, grandparents and grandparents; 6. If the legal heir has died, he/she shall submit his/her death certificate, proof of marital status, and proof of kinship of spouse, children and parents; 7. If the legal heir renounces the right of inheritance, he shall submit a notarized declaration of renouncing the right of inheritance in addition to expressing his intention in person at the notary office.

Question 3: What materials are needed for notarization of heritage? Need to apply for inheritance notarization. According to the law, the notarization of inheritance must be as follows: ① All legal heirs go to the notary office in person and submit the original ID card and household registration book; (two) to give up the inheritance, the heir shall personally go to the notary office to handle the notarization of the declaration of abandonment of inheritance or submit the original notarization of the declaration of abandonment of inheritance to the notary office of his domicile; (3) the original death cancellation form issued by the police station where the deceased (your father) is registered; (four) if the real estate is a house, submit the original of the house ownership certificate and the state-owned land use certificate; ⑤ The heritage is charged at 2% of the total heritage; ⑥ The certificate of relatives consists of the spouse, children and parents of the deceased, which can be issued by the police station where the deceased (your father) is registered, or by the village (neighborhood) committee, and signed and sealed by the people of the township (town) (original).

Question 4: What materials should be provided for notarization of inheritance? (1) Fill in the notarization application form; (2) provide the decedent's death certificate (such as hospital death notice, ashes certificate, cremation certificate, etc.). ) and ID card; (3) provide proof of the property left by the decedent. Such as real estate license, deposit certificate, stock, etc. (4) the heir's identity card, household registration book and marriage certificate; (5) Provide proof of kinship in applying for the right of renewal (which can be downloaded from the website and stamped with the audit opinion stamp by the personnel department or neighborhood committee, neighborhood office or village committee and town of the successor's unit); (6) If the heir renounces the right of inheritance, the applicant shall personally go to the notary office or the notary office of the place of residence to waive notarization; (7) If the heir cannot go to the notary office in person due to special circumstances, he shall provide a notarized power of attorney and entrust other heirs to handle it; (8) The testator shall provide a legal and valid will.

Question 5: How to notarize the inheritance and what procedures are needed? Just make a will to determine the heir, and notarize it if necessary.

Question 6: What materials are needed for notarization of property inheritance and the process of notarization 1. What materials are needed for notarization of property inheritance? The notary office shall require the parties concerned to fill in the notarization application form and submit the following certificates and materials: (1) A notarial certificate of legal inheritance: 1, the applicant's resident identity card or household registration book and its copy; 2. If the agent applies on his behalf, the entrusted agent shall submit the power of attorney, ID card and its copy; Other agents need to submit agency qualification certificates; 3. The title certificate of the inherited property; 4. The decedent's death certificate; 5. If the legal heir has died, a death certificate and a certificate of kinship shall be submitted; 6. Proof of the decedent's marriage, parents, children and related relatives; 7. Other certificates and materials that the notary believes should be submitted; (2) Submit the notarization of testamentary succession: 1, the applicant's resident identity card or household registration book and its copy; 2. If the agent applies on his behalf, the entrusted agent shall submit the power of attorney, ID card and its copy; Other agents need to submit agency qualification certificates; 3. The title certificate of the inherited property; 4. The decedent's death certificate; 5. The will of the deceased; 5. If there is a person subjected to execution, submit the identity certificate of the person subjected to execution and its copy; 6. Other certificates and materials that the notary believes should be submitted. Upon examination, the above documents and materials are true and complete, and conform to the provisions of the Rules of Notarization Procedure (for Trial Implementation). The notary office accepts, registers and handles notarization. Second, the application process of notarization of real estate inheritance 1, application and acceptance. The parties concerned shall file an application for notarization with the notary office, fill in the application for notarization and provide relevant materials. The notary office shall, according to the application of the parties, make a decision on whether to accept it; 2. review. Notary organs (notaries) ask the parties concerned, consult relevant materials, conduct other relevant investigations, and examine the authenticity and legality of notarized objects; 2. A professional appraisal company evaluates the inherited property to determine its exact value; 3. Go through notarization procedures and issue notarial documents. According to the results of the examination, the notary organ decides whether to issue a notarial certificate; 4. Pay deed tax and stamp duty with notarial certificate, real estate license, ID card and other related materials; 5. Take relevant materials to the housing management department where the inherited property is located to go through the formalities for renaming the ownership certificate.

Question 7: What materials and certificates should be prepared for property inheritance? 1. The decedent's real estate license, death certificate, relatives of the heir and other certificates shall be submitted during the litigation. There is no dispute between heirs. If the transfer is handled according to the regulations of the housing management department, notarization or legal documents must be submitted before it can be handled. There are many problems involved in property inheritance. I suggest you describe it clearly and call a lawyer.

Question 8: What materials should I bring to the notary office to handle the inheritance of the deceased parents' property? First, the inheritance of real estate needs notarization, otherwise the real estate department will generally not change its name; 2. When applying for notarization of property inheritance, the parties need to submit the following materials: 1. Provide the decedent's death certificate (such as medical death certificate, household registration cancellation card and death cancellation page). 2. Real estate license and house value evaluation form. 3. Accounts and identity cards of all legal heirs (legal heirs include: parents, spouses and children of the deceased). 4 marriage certificate, divorce certificate, divorce judgment, mediation, one-child certificate, birth certificate, population certificate, cancellation certificate and other related materials. 5. The death certificate of the deceased's parents. 6. If the decedent's husband and wife have died successively, a certificate that the deceased spouse has not remarried shall be provided. (generally issued by the District Civil Affairs Bureau and the District Archives). 7. Proof. Get the form from Harbin Notary Office, fill in the information of the decedent's spouse (including the original spouse and remarried spouse), children (including children who have given birth, adopted children and stepchildren with dependency) and parents (including biological parents, adoptive parents and stepparents with dependency), and affix their seals to the unit where the heir or decedent works. 8. A copy of the personnel file or personnel file of the heir or decedent (usually employee registration form or employee resume). Copies shall be stamped with the official seal or the seal of the personnel department by the archival storage unit, and the contents of the archives shall include all legal heirs of the decedent. If there is no personnel file, you can provide a household registration card issued by the police station, including all legal heirs of the decedent, which will be certified by the police station. 9. Witness 1 name (with original and photocopy of ID card, no relatives required). 10. If there is a testamentary certificate or other forms of will, provide a testamentary certificate or other wills; 1 1. Other materials required by the notary office. Note: All legal heirs must go to the notary office for notarization in person. Otherwise, a notarized power of attorney or a declaration of abandonment shall be submitted. Third, I hope it will help you. If you have any other questions, you can keep asking.

Question 9: What materials are needed for notarization of inheritance rights? The notarization of inheritance right is an activity that the national notary office proves the authenticity and legality of citizens' right to inherit the personal legal property left by the deceased according to the application of the parties. There are two forms of inheritance, one is legal inheritance and the other is testamentary inheritance.

First, the notarization of inheritance rights. If the estate is chattel, it shall be under the jurisdiction of the notary office of the decedent's domicile or main property; If the estate is real estate, it shall be under the jurisdiction of the notary office where the real estate is located.

Two, for the notarization of inheritance rights, the applicant shall submit the following documents and materials:

(1) Legal succession shall be submitted:

1, applicant's identity certificate (such as resident identity card, household registration book and copy); If the agent applies on his behalf, the entrusted agent shall provide the power of attorney, identity certificate and a copy, and the power of attorney shall be notarized by the local notary office; The guardian's agent shall provide the guardian's certification materials and his identity certificate;

2. Letter of introduction from the personnel department of the applicant's unit, explaining notarization matters, the relationship between the heir and the decedent, and relevant family situation;

3, the decedent's death certificate, the legal heir who has died shall provide the death certificate, and the people's court shall provide a judgment declaring death;

4. Proof of the property right of the inherited estate;

5. Proof of the decedent's marriage, parents and children;

6. Proof of kinship of the legal heir;

7. If the heir renounces the right of inheritance, he shall declare it to the notary office, and the declaration of renouncing the right of inheritance published in other places shall be notarized by the local notary office.

(2) testamentary succession shall be submitted:

1, the documents and materials to be submitted in items 1 to 5 of the preceding paragraph;

2. A valid will made by the decedent before his death;

3. If there is a person subjected to execution, provide the identity certificate and copy of the person subjected to execution.

Three, for the notarization of inheritance rights should pay attention to the following matters:

1. Legacy is the personal legal property left by citizens after their death, which mainly includes:

(1) citizen income;

(2) Houses, savings and daily necessities of citizens;

(3) Citizens' trees, livestock and poultry;

(4) Cultural relics, books and materials of citizens;

(5) The law allows citizens to own the means of production;

(six) the property rights in the copyright and patent rights of citizens;

(seven) citizens' securities, creditor's rights in the form of finance, etc.

2. The decedent's estate should be clear, such as whether it is pawned or mortgaged, whether it is * * *, where the estate is now, who will keep it, and the property rights should be uncontroversial.

3. Legally inherited children should include children born in wedlock, children born out of wedlock, adopted children and stepchildren with dependency; Parents include biological parents, adoptive parents and step-parents who have a foster relationship; Brothers and sisters include brothers and sisters of the same parents, half-brothers, half-brothers, adopted brothers and sisters, and stepbrothers and sisters with dependent relationship.

4. If the legal heir renounces the right of inheritance, he shall personally go to the notary office to express his intention.

5. Notarization of testamentary succession requires prior examination of whether the will is valid, and whether the testator and inheritance have changed. In any of the following circumstances, it shall be handled according to legal inheritance:

(1) The testator abandons the estate;

(2) The heir of the testator dies before the testator;

(3) The testator loses the right of inheritance;

(4) the inheritance involved in the invalid part of the will;

(five) the legacy of the will.

6. Notarization of testamentary succession rights should reserve necessary inheritance shares for heirs who lack the ability to work and have no source of income. If the testator fails to keep the share of the above-mentioned heirs' estate, he shall leave the necessary property for the heirs when handling the estate, and the rest can be handled according to the principle of the testator's heirs.

If the heir lacks the ability to work and has no source of income, it shall be determined according to the specific circumstances of the decedent when the will comes into effect. ...& gt& gt