Documents we commission in the real estate & property category
The exact real-estate documents that need notarization vary by jurisdiction and by the nature of the transaction. These are common property documents that often require notarization or witnessing. Signature witnessing under the Notaries Act is completed in person.
The exact real-estate documents that need notarization vary by jurisdiction and by the nature of the transaction. These are common property documents that often require notarization or witnessing. Signature witnessing under the Notaries Act is completed in person.
Power of Attorney for Real Estate
Grants someone authority to act for the owner in real estate matters.
Start →Affidavit of Title
A sworn statement verifying the current ownership and status of a property.
Start →Lease Agreement
A contract between an owner and a tenant setting out the terms of the rental.
Start →Quitclaim Deed
Transfers any interest in a property without guarantees about the title.
Start →Promissory Note
A written promise to repay a loan, often used in real estate financing.
Start →Property Transfer Affidavit
Declares the value and other details of a transfer, typically for tax purposes.
Start →Subordination Agreement
Sets the priority of liens on a property, often used in refinancing or second mortgages.
Start →Easement Agreement
Grants the right to use a portion of another person’s property for a specific purpose.
Start →Document names vary by region and country. We witness or notarize your completed document; documents needing legal advice should be reviewed by your lawyer, and acceptance is up to the receiving land registry, lender or authority.