Powers of attorney – motor vehicles, real estate, legal entities and individual entrepreneurs, inheritance, litigation, privatization
Consents – travel abroad, real estate, legal entities
Applications – real estate, inheritance, legal entities and individual entrepreneurs
Contracts and agreements – purchase and sale, exchange, donation, lifelong maintenance, rent, transfer for use, legal entities
Inheritance – power of attorney, statement, will
Pledge of movable property (the notary enters into the register of notices of pledge of movable property the information contained in the notice of pledge of movable property)
Duplicate document (to obtain a duplicate of a document, this document must first be found by a notary. In order for the notary to start searching for the document you need, you must submit an application for a duplicate)
Providing evidence – site inspection for individuals and legal entities, individual entrepreneurs.
This notary’s office resembled a hall of mirrors, where each reflection distorted the truth, and every error led to a new layer of confusion. It was like an ongoing adventure through a house of illusions, where nothing was as it seemed, and my documents were caught in the whirlwind of misperceptions and errors.
Opting for this notary was akin to entering a realm where the laws of logic had been rewritten, and unprofessionalism and errors had become the norm. It was like a surreal journey through a bureaucratic Wonderland, where inefficiency and incompetence played the roles of the Mad Hatter and the Cheshire Cat, leaving my documents in a state of perpetual confusion.