. Relevant restrictions of the Notarization Law of People's Republic of China (PRC) Article 30 If a notarization institution considers that the certification procedures provided in the application are true, lawful and sufficient, and the matters applied for notarization are true and lawful, it shall issue a notarial certificate to the parties within 15 working days from the date of accepting the notarization application. However, due to force majeure, additional certification procedures or the need to verify relevant information, the time required is not counted in the time limit.

Article 32 A notarial certificate shall be made in the format prescribed by the judicial administrative department of the State Council, and shall be signed by the notary or stamped with the signature seal and the seal of the notary office. The notarial certificate shall take effect as of the date of issuance.

Article 39 If a party concerned or a person who has an interest in a notarial matter thinks that the notarial certificate is wrong, he may file a review with the notary office that issued the notarial certificate. If the contents of the notarial certificate are illegal or inconsistent with the facts, the notary office shall revoke the notarial certificate and make an announcement, and the notarial certificate shall be invalid from the beginning; If there are other mistakes in the notarial certificate, the notary office shall correct them.