We handle many procedures without the need for a prior appointment. However, if you prefer it for your convenience, feel free to request one.

CONTACT THE NOTARY TO MAKE AN INQUIRY.

The notary operates as a public entity under the direction of the Notary. Our team, under the direct supervision of the Notary, will provide you with information on any topic you need. If at any point it is necessary, the Notary himself will handle your concerns. It is important to note that during the process of signing your document, the Notary will always be present to assist you.

On the day of the signing, it’s important that you come prepared with all the details of the transaction. Before this moment, you will have had access to a draft, and our team will have assisted you in preparation. However, it’s necessary to highlight that our facilities do not operate as a business center. They are exclusively designed to handle matters related to the signing of the transaction and to address any unforeseen issues that may arise during the signing process.

Yes, you need to bring an official identification document, which must include your photograph, be original, and be valid at that time (for example, D.N.I., passport, Residence Card in Spain, among others). It’s important to note that driver’s licenses and non-European identity documents will not be accepted.

If you are a foreigner, it is necessary to have the N.I.E. (Número de Identificación de Extranjero) every time you plan to carry out any economically significant action.

If you are a non-resident or do not have Spanish nationality, you must bring the ID card of the person you represent. During the signing, you will need to present the original power of attorney document, which should bear the signature and seals of the Notary; copies will not be accepted. Feel free to consult with us before the signing to ensure the validity of the power of attorney you hold.

It’s essential that you understand what the Notary is explaining. If you don’t speak Spanish, an interpreter is required to assist you during the signing.

The representative does not need to sign the power of attorney document; we only require the identification details of the appointed representative.

Yes, it is necessary to provide the original documentation (photocopies or simple copies are not accepted) of the company, including the Deed of Incorporation, current powers of representation, and the document indicating the actual ownership.

As a common practice in civil law, each individual prepares a will independently of the other person.

No, the effects of the will only take effect after the testator’s death.

Yes, you can modify it at any time by creating a new will, which must be done through a notary. It’s important to remember that the most recent will is the valid one.

There might be certain legitimate restrictions that need to be respected for the benefit of children and the spouse.

Yes, that’s correct. The will is the key document that grants access to the inheritance. It is finalized through the signing of the acceptance and partition of inheritance deed.

No, the taxes to be paid will remain the same. It will be necessary to manage the declaration of heirs, which will determine the legal heirs and allow the formalization of the inheritance deed.

It is important to establish the price that you and the other party have agreed upon. However, it is necessary to consider that there is a minimum fiscal value, which determines the cadastral reference value.

You should cancel it in the corresponding registry; request the economic cancellation from the bank.

You have the right to freely choose the Notary; make sure to exercise your right.

Yes, of course. If you are interested in getting married at our notary office, feel free to ask for more information.

Currently, the legal effects of marriage and cohabitation are not comparable.