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Certification of transactions and agreements
Notarial certification of real estate purchase-sale, donation, mortgage, lease, and loan agreements.
Power of Attorney (POA) drafting and authorization
Issuing powers of attorney for vehicle driving, property management, banking operations, and legal representation (including online via video call).
Inheritance proceedings and inheritance certificates
Opening inheritance cases, certifying wills, issuing certificates of inheritance, and registering property inheritance rights.
Notarized document translation
Notarial certification of translator signatures and the authenticity of translated documents (passports, diplomas, birth/marriage certificates).
Notarial mediation and Apostille / Legalization
Alternative dispute resolution through notarial mediation, apostille endorsement, and international document legalization.
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Negotiable priceFrequently Asked Questions - Notary
Yes. Through the electronic registry of the Notary Chamber of Georgia, certain notarial acts (such as issuing powers of attorney, official statements, or consent forms) can be executed remotely via a direct video call with a certified notary.
You need valid identification documents for all participating parties, a recent extract from the Public Registry for the property, and if the property is jointly owned, written notarized consent from the co-owner or spouse.
Under Georgian law, an heir must formally apply to a notary to declare the opening of an inheritance and claim their rights within 6 months from the date of the deceased's death.