Notarization refers to the act of a notary organ in accordance with the law, according to the application of the parties, in a certain way, on the premise of collecting materials, reviewing evidence and on-site investigation, confirming the fact and issuing legal documents with legal effect. Notarization is widely used in daily life and legal field, which can safeguard the legitimate rights and interests of the parties and ensure social justice and stability. According to the fair service charging standards issued by the Justice Department of Shandong Province, the charging standards and types of notarization fees in Shandong Province are different. Specifically, the notarization fee for ordinary certificates is 20 yuan/copy, and the notarization fee for inspection certificates is 50 yuan/copy; 40 yuan/copy of property notarization fee that does not involve value amount, and1‰-2 ‰ of property notarization fee that involves value amount; Probate notarization fee 100 yuan/copy, 200 yuan/copy for the same will, etc. It should be noted that the notary fees in Shandong Province are for reference only, and the actual fees may be adjusted. At the same time, there may be some differences in the charging standards of different notarization institutions.
What are the business scope of the notary office? The business of the notary office mainly includes notarization of wills, property, proof, finance, agency authority and copy. Different types of notarization services correspond to different application materials and charging standards. Please consult the local notary office or official website for details.
The above is the introduction of the notary fee standard in Shandong Province. As an authoritative organization for maintaining the legitimacy and authority of notarization activities, a notarization institution shall strictly implement the charging standards in accordance with the regulations to ensure the fairness, impartiality and transparency of notarization services. If you have relevant needs, it is recommended to consult the local notary office for more detailed information.
Legal basis:
Article 93 of the Notary Law of People's Republic of China (PRC) * * * Notary institutions may charge notarial fees from the parties concerned, but the fees shall not exceed the prescribed standards, and the specific standards shall be formulated by the competent price departments of the governments of provinces, autonomous regions and municipalities directly under the Central Government.