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Declaration of real estate transfer in the presence of a notary (notarized)

Complete the notarized real estate transfer declaration online for estate liquidation. Virtual meeting with the notary and signature in his presence, simplifying the transfer for liquidators and heirs...more

  1. Fill in an online form
  2. Meet a notary virtually for legal advice
  3. Sign your declaration in person or in the virtual presence of a notary
Starting from
$615

Description

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  • The declaration of transmission of immovable property establishes the rights of the heirs, in any immovable property held by the deceased.
  • Depending on the signature of this document, the property covered by the declaration will either be retained by the estate for resale, or given to the heirs for conservation.
  • A maximum of 3 properties can be designated in this online declaration of notarized transmission.
  • Service procedure :
    • Virtual interview with a notary to assess your needs and obtain legal advice;
    • Preparation of the document and sending of a draft, by secure e-mail;
    • Meeting for explanations and signature of the declaration in person or in the virtual presence of a notary;
    • Publication in the land register;
    • Transmission of a virtual copy.
  • The cost of using the electronic signature platform is included in the price.
  • However, the receipt of a notarial deed will only be accepted if the notary, after a thorough assessment based on his expertise, is convinced that he can adequately exercise his duty to advise and assess the capacity and suitability of the parties to sign a notarial deed. It is essential to note that the notary reserves the right to refuse to sign the deed in the event of uncertainty regarding the above-mentioned criteria. In such cases, an administrative and opening fee of $100 + tx will be deducted from the amount reimbursed.

Notes

  • If you are unable to sign the deed in person at the notary's office, it can be signed remotely, in virtual mode via videoconferencing.
  • If you opt for remote signing in virtual mode, you should know that according to the standards set by the Chambre des notaires du Québec, 2 options are possible for remote signing of a deed, for each signatory of the notarized document.
    1. 1st option

      By express request of the signatory and the existence of at least one circumstance among those listed below:

      • Located at a significant distance from the available notary of his choice
      • Health conditions, physical restrictions or climatic conditions do not permit travel
      • Distant from the notary of his choice, with the specific expertise to meet his needs
      • Significant circumstances where postponement could have consequences prejudicial to his or her interests and rights.

      Option 2

      By express request of the signatory, to produce a power of attorney attested virtually by the notary, authorizing a mandatary to sign this notarial deed on technological support.

  • For more information or more complex situations, please contact  .
  • A period of 5 to 20 business days will be required for the preparation of your service request

Price

Declaration of real estate transfer in the presence of a notary (notarized) $615

Fees

Registration fees in the Land Register - Non-taxable $138
Land Register consultation fees - Non-taxable
$15 for each additional property.
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Additional verifications
$100 for each additional property.
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Available options

Certified hard copy
$40 per copy required
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* These fees may be changed within a 60-day notice and in accordance with section 71 of the Code of ethics of notaries.

GST and QST not included.

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