Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

To issue a power of attorney from an individual, you will need your original passport and taxpayer identification number (TIN). If the power of attorney relates to property, title documents for that property may also be required (e.g., a sale and purchase agreement, certificate of inheritance, etc.).

The best way to make an appointment is to call us at +38 (067) 520-12-34 during business hours. We will advise you on the necessary documents and find a convenient time for your visit.

The cost of notarial services depends on the type and complexity of the action. It includes the state fee and the notary's fee for additional services. For precise information on the cost of a specific service, please contact us by phone.

Our standard working hours are Monday to Friday from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM. Performing notarial acts on weekends or holidays is possible by prior arrangement in exceptional cases.

To open an inheritance case, you must submit an application to a notary at the deceased's last place of residence. This must be done within 6 months from the date of death. You will need to provide the death certificate, documents proving family ties (birth/marriage certificate), and your passport and TIN.

If you were permanently residing with the decedent at the time of their death, you are considered to have automatically accepted the inheritance. Otherwise, you will need to file a claim in court to restore the deadline for accepting the inheritance.

Yes, the person who issued the power of attorney can cancel it at any time. To do this, you must submit a corresponding application to a notary. The notary will enter information about the cancellation into the Unified Register of Powers of Attorney.

This is a power of attorney that grants the representative a wide range of powers to manage all of the principal's property and to represent them before all institutions and organizations. We will help you clearly define the powers to protect your interests.

Yes, we certify the authenticity of document copies. To do this, you must provide the original document. We cannot certify copies of copies or of documents that contain corrections or are in poor condition.

Yes, in cases where a person cannot come to the office due to health or other valid reasons, a notary visit to their location is possible. This service is discussed and paid for separately.

Yes, a notary certifies the authenticity of the signatures of the members (founders) on the charter of a legal entity. This is a mandatory requirement for the state registration of a company.