Notarial acts
A notary performs the acts which the parties are required, or wish, to give notarial form. Notarial acts have the character of an official document — performed in accordance with the law, they give the parties full security of legal transactions.
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Notarial deeds
Drawing up contracts and statements that require the form of a notarial deed, or to which the parties wish to give that form — among others the sale, donation and exchange of real estate, developer agreements, marital property agreements, wills, establishing mortgages and easements, powers of attorney.
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Deeds of certification of inheritance
Drawing up registered deeds of certification of inheritance — a faster alternative to court confirmation of the acquisition of an estate, with the effect of a final court decision.
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Certifications
Certifying signatures, the conformity of a copy, extract or transcript with the document presented, the date a document was presented, and that a person is alive or in a particular place.
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Minutes
Taking the minutes of shareholders’ meetings and general meetings, of meetings of housing communities, and in other cases provided for by law.
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Serving statements
Serving, at a party’s request, statements that may have legal effects.
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Protests of bills of exchange and cheques
Drawing up protests of bills of exchange and cheques in accordance with the law on bills of exchange and cheques.
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Safekeeping
Taking money, securities, documents and data on electronic media into safekeeping.
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Extracts, copies and abstracts
Drawing up extracts, copies and abstracts of documents.
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Drafts of documents
Drawing up, at the parties’ request, drafts of deeds, statements and other documents.
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Other acts
Performing other acts arising from separate provisions.
Preparing for your visit
The documents required depend on the type of act. Please contact us before your visit — we will provide the exact list and check the documents before a date is set. Information about notarial acts is free of charge.