Notarization is an activity in which a notarization institution proves the authenticity and legality of civil legal acts and documents in accordance with legal procedures according to the application of natural persons, legal persons or other organizations. Legal basis: Article 11 of the Notarization Law: According to the application of natural persons, legal persons or other organizations, the notary office handles the following notarization matters: (1) contracts; (2) inheritance; (3) entrustment, declaration, gift and will; (4) division of property; (5) Bidding and auction; (6) Marital status, kinship and adoption; (seven) birth, survival, death, identity, experience, education, degree, position, title, whether there is a criminal record; (8) Articles of association; (9) Preserving evidence; (ten) the signature, seal and date of the document, and the copy and photocopy of the document are consistent with the original; (eleven) other notarization matters voluntarily applied by natural persons, legal persons or other organizations. For matters that should be notarized according to laws and administrative regulations, the relevant natural persons, legal persons or other organizations shall apply to the notary office for notarization.
Where to do inheritance notarization: inheritance notarization should be done in the local notary office. Notarization of inheritance right refers to the certification activity that the notary organ confirms whether the parties enjoy the right of inheritance according to the law according to the application of the parties. When applying for notarization of inheritance rights, the parties concerned shall apply to a notary office with jurisdiction. If several parties apply for inheriting the same inheritance, they shall jointly apply to the notary office.