Real estate sale contract

A contract transferring ownership of real estate (a house, flat or land) must be drawn up in the form of a notarial deed. Without this form the contract has no legal effect.

• Identity cards of the seller and the buyer
• Ownership certificate and copy of the cadastral plan
• Confirmation that property tax has been paid
• Marriage certificate and the spouse's consent, where the property is joint property
• A certified power of attorney, if either party is represented by another person

This list is for guidance only. The exact documents depend on the individual case. Call the office before you come.

1. Call the office and briefly describe your matter.
2. Bring the required documents and your identity document.
3. The notary verifies the identity of the parties and explains the legal consequences of the act to them.
4. The document is read, signed and certified at the office.