The real estate license is in the names of my brother and sister-in-law. My parents were demolished and their property was shared with me. Is it fair for me to go to the notary office? The house can b

The real estate license is in the names of my brother and sister-in-law. My parents were demolished and their property was shared with me. Is it fair for me to go to the notary office? The house can be changed to my name when I come down to apply for a certificate in the future. In this case, the house belongs to you only after you have gone through the transfer formalities. This is because in our country, the house belongs to real estate, and the real estate registration system is implemented, that is, whose house is registered, and the house belongs to the aunt. Unless your brother and sister-in-law cooperate, it is difficult to confirm your name right through notarization.

In the case that the house is my brother's sister-in-law, the resettlement house after demolition is also theirs, which has nothing to do with you.

Before the house demolition, you didn't transfer ownership or notarize it. If the demolition is notarized, you won't get the house. This is because after the demolition, the house will become a demolition fund. After it became a demolition fund, the target changed. If the subject matter changes, the previous agreement has no effect on the current demolition payment, and it is only binding on the previous house. Then the newly allocated house at this time is not your own, only your brother and sister-in-law.

Legal basis "Civil Code"

Article 209 The establishment, alteration, transfer and extinction of real estate property rights shall take effect after being registered according to law; Without registration, it will not take effect, except as otherwise provided by law.

Natural resources owned by the state according to law may not be registered.

Article 210 Real estate registration agencies and real estate are uniformly registered. The registration of real estate shall be handled by the registration agency where the real estate is located.

The state implements a unified registration system for real estate. The scope, organization and method of unified registration shall be stipulated by laws and administrative regulations.

Article 211 When applying for registration of real estate, the parties concerned shall provide the ownership certificate, real estate boundary, area and other necessary materials according to different registered items.

Article 212 A registration institution shall perform the following duties:

(1) Examining the ownership certificate and other necessary materials provided by the applicant;

(two) ask the applicant about the registration matters;

(three) truthfully and timely registration of related matters;

(4) Other duties as prescribed by laws and administrative regulations.

If the relevant information of the real estate applied for registration needs further proof, the registration agency may require the applicant to supplement the materials, and may inspect it on the spot if necessary.