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What if the spouse who sells the house can't be present to sign?
Legal analysis: I went to the nearest notary office to apply for the certificate of entrustment and entrusted my spouse to handle the sale and transfer of real estate. The following materials are required to handle the entrusted notarization: (1) my ID card; (2) Power of attorney (3) Property certificate that needs notarization.

Legal basis: rules of notarization procedure

Article 38 The signature, seal and date of a document shall be notarized, and the signature, seal and date shall be accurate and true; The notarization of photocopies and photocopies of documents shall be consistent with the original contents.

Article 39 The notarization of creditor's rights documents with enforcement effect shall meet the following conditions:

(1) Creditor's rights documents with payment as the content;

(two) the relationship between creditor's rights and debts is clear, and the creditor and debtor have no doubt about the payment content of the creditor's rights certificate;

(three) the way, content and time limit of debt performance are clear;

(4) The creditor's rights document contains a promise that the debtor is willing to accept enforcement when the debtor fails to perform or improperly performs his obligations;

(5) Creditors and debtors are willing to accept notarization institutions to verify the performance of debts;

(six) other conditions stipulated by the notary law.