1, notary office, notary office is responsible for notarization affairs, generally managed by judicial administrative organs.
2. Judicial administrative organs. In some areas, notarization affairs can be directly undertaken by judicial administrative organs.
3. Law firms, some of which can also provide notarization services.
The process and materials required for notarization of wills may vary from region to region. The following is the general process and related materials:
The relevant information of notarized will is as follows:
1. Identity certificate, which provides the identity certificate of the drafter and the witness of the drafter's will, such as ID card and passport.
2. A valid will document that meets the requirements of local laws. The will document shall include a clear indication of the contents of the will and the date of signing;
3, witness information, provide the witness's name, contact information and identification. Witnesses usually need to sign or seal the will document as evidence to prove its authenticity;
4. Other materials that may be needed. According to the specific requirements, other relevant materials may be needed, such as property list, identity certificate of legal heir, etc.
To sum up, the notarization of wills should ensure that your will documents meet the requirements of local laws and regulations to ensure their effectiveness and enforceability. If you are in doubt about the process, data requirements or legal provisions of notarized wills, it is suggested to consult local notary offices, judicial administrative organs or law firms and other professional institutions to obtain accurate and specific information and suggestions. Wills are important personal property arrangements and should be properly kept and protected. You can choose to leave a copy of your will with your relatives, friends or lawyers and tell them where it is.
Legal basis:
Article 11 of the Notary Law
According to the application of natural persons, legal persons or other organizations, a notarization institution shall handle the following notarization matters:
(1) Contract;
(2) inheritance;
(3) entrustment, declaration, gift and will;
(4) division of property;
(5) Bidding and auction;
(6) Marital status, kinship and adoption;
(seven) birth, survival, death, identity, experience, education, degree, position, title, whether there is a criminal record;
(8) Articles of association;
(9) Preserving evidence;
(ten) the signature, seal and date of the document, and the copy and photocopy of the document are consistent with the original;
(eleven) other notarization matters voluntarily applied by natural persons, legal persons or other organizations.
For matters that should be notarized according to laws and administrative regulations, the relevant natural persons, legal persons or other organizations shall apply to the notary office for notarization.
Article 12
According to the application of a natural person, legal person or other organization, a notarization institution may handle the following matters:
(a) matters registered by a notary public as stipulated by laws and administrative regulations;
(2) escrow;
(3) Keeping wills, legacies or other property, articles and documents related to notarization;
(4) Writing legal documents related to notarization;
(5) Providing notarized legal opinions.