Entrusted notarization process and required materials:
(1) Client: ID card, household registration book, power of attorney for real estate license (if more than one person is involved, two or more mortgages are required);
(2) Trustee:
ID card account book
(3) Processing procedures:
Prepare the above materials to the notary office, fill in the application form and wait for the notary to check the information on the spot (some projects need video recording).
Go through an entrustment procedure, as simple as that.
Word multi-version:
The notarization of power of attorney refers to the activities of the state notary office to prove the authenticity and legality of the intention of the client to authorize others to carry out a certain legal act in his own name according to the application of the parties.
Materials required for handling entrusted notarization.
The notarization of power of attorney is an activity that the state notary office proves the authenticity and legality of its intention to authorize others to carry out legal acts in its own name according to the application of the parties. The following certification materials shall be submitted for notarization of power of attorney:
1. The applicant's ID card, household registration book and their copies; Legal person qualification certificate and legal representative's identity certificate and copy;
2. Proof of rights related to the power of attorney;
3. The power of attorney text;
4. Other certificates and materials that the notary believes should be submitted.
Problems needing attention in handling entrusted notarization
1. The entrusted notarization shall be handled at the notary office of the client's domicile or the place where the entrustment occurs.
2. A person without capacity can't carry out entrustment, and a person with limited capacity can only carry out entrustment with the consent of his guardian.
3. Entrustment is a legal act closely related to me. The client must personally go to the notary office for notarization, and may not entrust others to handle it on his behalf. If there are special circumstances (such as walking still, seriously ill, etc.). ), you can apply to the notary office, which will send a notary to the place of residence for notarization.
4. Entrustment behavior must be the true meaning of the client, and the entrusted content should be true and legal.
5. The power of attorney is a unilateral expression of the client's will, and it can only take effect when the agent expresses his acceptance of the entrustment.
6. The sub-trustor has the right to sub-entrust, and the authority and time limit of sub-entrustment shall not exceed the original authority and time limit.
The power of attorney shall have the following contents
1. Basic information of the client and the trustee (name, gender, date of birth, current address);
2. The relationship between the principal and the trustee;
3. Reasons for entrustment;
4. Authorization (authorization should be clear and specific);
5. Entrustment period;
6. Whether the trustee has the right to entrust;
7. Other contents that should be clarified.