The procedure is as follows:
First, the parties shall prepare the following materials:
1, personal identification. Such as identity cards and household registration books, married people should also bring a marriage certificate. (Married people can make up for it).
2. Proof of property ownership related to the agreed content. Such as real estate license, purchase contract without real estate license, payment invoice, etc.
The two sides have drafted an agreement. The contents of the agreement generally include: the basic personal information such as the name, gender, occupation and address of the parties, the name, quantity, value, status and ownership of the property, and the above-mentioned principles for the use, maintenance and disposal of premarital property. Generally, the signatures of both parties and the date of the contract are vacant, and the notary will sign in front of the notary after reviewing and amending the agreement.
Two, after preparing the above materials, both parties must personally apply for notarization at the notary office, and fill in the notarization application form. Entrusting others to act as agents or personally notarizing premarital property will not be accepted.
3. After accepting the notarization application, the notary asks the parties whether they have cheated or misled the contents of the property agreement, and examines the property right certificate. The parties should truthfully answer the questions of the notary, and the notary will perform the necessary legal obligations and inform the parties of the legal obligations and legal consequences after signing the property agreement. After the parties cooperate with the notary to complete the notarization transcript, they shall sign the transcript for confirmation.
4. Both parties sign the prenuptial property agreement before the notary. At this point, the pre-marital property notarization procedures have been completed.
Why do you need notarization of premarital property?
From the legal point of view, the notarization of premarital property plays the role of evidence and reduces the possibility of disputes. When two people get married, not all property needs to be notarized before marriage. Generally speaking, property that is easy to prove does not need to be notarized before marriage, and property that is difficult to prove needs to be notarized before marriage.
Like real estate, such as houses, cars, etc. Because of the implementation of the registration system and clear property rights, there is no need for pre-marital property notarization. Movable property whose property rights change at any time, such as deposits, jade articles, gold and silver jewelry and other valuables, need to be notarized before marriage in order to avoid ambiguity in divorce. For example, one party owns a house before marriage, and the house is demolished during the marriage, and the compensation is personal property. After receiving this compensation, if necessary, the marital property should be notarized in time.
Because money is movable property, if it is not notarized, it will be difficult to tell whose it belongs in case of a dispute. Unclear money should be counted as the same property.
Reference source Baidu Encyclopedia Premarital Property Notarization