Notarization is a legal process that aims to examine, fix, and certify various legal facts, documents, and evidence through a state-authorized notary public to ensure their authenticity and legitimacy. The following types of evidence usually need to be notarized::
Legal actsSuch as contracts, agreements, power of attorney, wills, etc., these legal acts need to be notarized to ensure their legitimacy and validity.
Legal instruments other than legal actsIncluding birth notarization, kinship notarization, graduation certificate notarization, degree certificate notarization, driver's license notarization, no criminal record notarization, travel consent declaration notarization, etc. These notarizations are mainly used to prove certain facts or legal relationships and provide legal protection for the parties.
Legal factsAll facts that give rise to the creation, alteration and termination of legal relations can be notarized. These facts can be acts or events. For example, the notarization of prenuptial property agreement agreements and marital property agreement agreements belong to act notarization, while death certificates and so on belong to event notarization.
Real estate relatedEvidenceNotarization of real estate sales, land transfer, mortgage loans, etc. This evidence is very important for property transactions and property rights protection, and being notarized can ensure its authenticity and legitimacy.
Evidence of the distribution of family propertyNotarization of wills, notarization of statutory inheritance, notarization of testamentary succession, notarization of bequest and maintenance agreements, notarization of gifts, notarization of guardianship, etc. These evidences are very important for the distribution and inheritance of family property, and being notarized ensures its authenticity and legitimacy.
Evidence in the financial sectorIncluding entrusted management of financial accounts, notarization of deposits and withdrawals, notarization of the effect of enforcing creditor's rights documents, notarization of contracts, etc. These pieces of evidence are very important in financial transactions and asset management, and being notarized ensures their authenticity and legitimacy.
Evidence collection, evidence preservation, and rights protection: Including commodities, film and television, patents and other works are plagiarized;Internet rumors;Counterfeit stores;Evidence preservation, etc. These evidences are very important for safeguarding individual rights and interests and combating illegal acts, and being notarized can ensure their authenticity and legitimacy.
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Entrustment and declaration evidenceIncluding real estate entrustment, leasing entrustment, entrustment of account migration, entrustment of provident fund collection, entrustment of financial account management, entrustment of litigation, declaration of trademark transfer, declaration of marital status and other notarization entrustment and declaration matters. These evidences involve the management of personal property and the handling of social affairs, and notarization can ensure its authenticity and legitimacy.
It should be noted that the effectiveness of notarization is mainly reflected in the probative power of evidence, which can improve the credibility of evidence in court. But not all evidence needs to be notarized, depending on the specific case and legal requirements. At the same time, notarization does not guarantee that the lawsuit will be won, but it can increase the reliability and credibility of the evidence and help protect the rights and interests of the parties.
Tips: If the evidence is doubtful, the Qidu evidence team can organize experts to provide expert opinions, so as to strengthen the evidence and promote the court's acceptance.
*From: Qidu Creative Legal Author: Arancia