How to notarize the purchase agreement
1. First of all, the applicant should apply for notarization to the notary office at his domicile, habitual residence, place of behavior or place of fact.
2. Fill in the notarization application form and submit the following materials:
(1) Identification certificates of natural persons, legal persons and their legal representatives, other organizations and their responsible persons;
(2) Documents for notarization;
(three) the certification materials of notarization matters, involving property rights relations, shall submit the relevant property rights certificates;
(4) Other materials related to notarization.
3. The notary department accepts and reviews the materials.
4. The witness prepares the notarial certificate and issues it.
5. Serve the notarial certificate and sign it.
Common purchase agreements are as follows.
1, deposit agreement
The deposit agreement mainly determines the amount and payment method of the deposit. Once the deposit agreement is signed, it will have legal effect, and either party will bear legal responsibility for breach of contract. The deposit agreement mainly includes: summary of housing situation, housing transaction situation, deposit amount and payment method, and other agreements.
2. Purchase contract
The main contents of the house purchase contract include house ownership, transaction mode, transaction price, property right status, house delivery, liability for breach of contract, relevant provisions on taxes and fees, ownership transfer registration, dispute resolution, etc.
3. Supplementary Agreement
The contents of supplementary agreements are often matters not agreed in the purchase contract. Because the supplementary terms are agreed according to the specific conditions of different projects, to some extent, the supplementary agreement is more important than the purchase contract.
Matters needing attention in signing a house purchase contract
1, whether the "five certificates" of the new house are complete and whether the property rights of the second-hand house are clear;
2. Use standard contract text;
3. Pay attention to whether the rights and obligations in the contents filled in by both parties in the terms of the contract are equal, and put forward their own amendments in time;
4, clear the specific time and liability for breach of contract;
5, clear property management matters.
What is a purchase agreement?
House purchase agreement is a manifestation of the house purchase contract, and it is an agreement signed by the buyer and the seller on the basis of equality, voluntariness and consensus. A formal model house purchase agreement will include the information of both parties, the housing situation, the house payment and payment agreement, and the liability agreement for breach of contract between both parties. The second-hand housing purchase agreement will include household registration, water and electricity fee settlement and other matters.