Legal subjectivity:

Contract notarization requires both parties to go. After the parties to the contract apply for notarization, both parties need to be present to sign for confirmation when the notarization is notarized. The law stipulates that natural persons, legal persons or other organizations may entrust others to handle notarization, except for wills, survivorship, adoption relationships, etc. that must be notarized by themselves. If the party concerned is really unable to be present, he or she can issue a power of attorney and entrust someone else to handle the matter on his or her behalf. The law is objective:

"Notarization Law"

Article 26

Natural persons, legal persons or other organizations may entrust others to handle notarization, but wills, survivors, Exceptions include cases where the adoption relationship must be notarized in person.

"Notarization Law"

Article 27

The party applying for notarization shall truthfully explain to the notary agency the relevant circumstances of the matter applying for notarization and provide True, legal, and sufficient supporting materials;

If the supporting materials provided are insufficient, the notary agency may request supplementary materials. After accepting the notarization application, the notary institution shall inform the parties of the legal significance and possible legal consequences of the matters applied for notarization, and record and archive the notification content.