Notarization
A Notary Public legally prepares "notarial deeds" to confirm the legality and authenticity of legal acts. Pursuant to Article 13, Paragraph 1 of the Notary Act, where any of the following legal acts is expressly subject to compulsory enforcement, the creditor may directly seek compulsory enforcement upon the debtor's default:
1. Payment of money, other fungibles, or a specified quantity of securities.
2. Delivery of specific movable property.
3. Lease or loan of buildings or land for a fixed term, with the obligation to return upon expiration.
4. Lease or loan of buildings or land for non-agricultural or non-construction purposes, with the obligation to return upon expiration.
Property & Lease
House / Land Lease Agreements: Including all kinds of real estate leases.
Loan Agreements: Monetary loans, settlement agreements, etc.
Marriage & Family
Will Notarization: Including notarial wills, sealed wills, holographic wills, or wills made by proxy.
Prenuptial Agreements: Including separate property regime agreements between spouses.
Adoption Agreements: Confirming the intent of adoption legal relationships.
Legal Acts & Facts
Contract Notarization: Including sales, partnership, gift, voluntary guardianship, or trust agreements.
On-site Verification: Bank safe deposit box opening, lottery events, or evidence preservation.





