According to your description, I infer that the so-called will notarization should be the will that the old man transferred his inheritance to an heir and notarized before his death, right?

Then, since the inheritance did not enter the legal inheritance, but was designated according to the notarized will left by the old man before his death, how do you still need the signature of the brother of the first heir in the legal inheritance?

Because the elderly have legally disposed of personal property, the parties should be able to handle the transfer of property rights with notarized designated inheritance will and their ID card, household registration book, marriage certificate or single certificate. If someone needs to be present at the wedding property, the old man's death certificate and household registration cancellation certificate will have to wait until the local property management bureau.

I don't think I understand you wrong.