How to notarize father and son’s real estate
In recent years, real estate notarization has become a hot topic, especially the notarization of real estate transfer or shared property rights between father and son. Notarization not only avoids future disputes but also ensures the legality of property distribution. This article will introduce in detail the process, required materials, fees and precautions for the notarization of the father-son real estate, and present the key information in structured data.
1. Common types of notarization of father-son real estate

| Type | Applicable scenarios |
|---|---|
| Donation notarization | Father gives property to son for free |
| Notarization of sale and purchase | Transfer in the form of transaction, tax is required |
| Notarization of shared property agreement | Father and son jointly hold real estate, clear share |
| Will notarization | The father made it clear that the property will be inherited by his son |
2. Materials required for notarization
| Material type | Specific content |
|---|---|
| Proof of identity | ID cards and household registers of both father and son |
| Property certificate | Real estate certificate, house purchase contract, deed tax invoice |
| Proof of relationship | Birth certificate or kinship certificate issued by the police station |
| Notarization application form | Fill-in form provided by the notary office |
3. Notarization process
1.Consult the notary office: Confirm the notarization type and required materials.
2.Submit materials: Bring complete information to the notary office for processing.
3.Interview and signature: After the notary reviews the materials, both parties sign for confirmation.
4.pay fees: The notary fee is paid in proportion to the property value.
5.Receive notarial certificate: Usually issued after 5-7 working days.
4. Notary fee reference
| Property value (10,000 yuan) | Notary fee (yuan) |
|---|---|
| ≤50 | 200-500 |
| 50-100 | 500-1000 |
| 100-500 | 1000-3000 |
| >500 | Charged at 0.1%-0.2% |
5. Things to note
1.tax issues: Donation notarization may involve 20% personal income tax, and purchase and sale notarization requires deed tax, value-added tax, etc.
2.Clear property rights: Ensure that the property is free from mortgage, seizure and other restrictions.
3.legal effect: After notarization, property rights change registration (such as transfer) is required.
4.Dispute prevention: It is recommended to add additional clauses to clarify the ownership of the property to avoid family disputes.
6. Popular questions and answers
Q: Can the father and son's property be retracted after it is notarized?
A: Notarization has legal effect, and unilateral regret must be revoked through litigation.
Q: Which one should be processed first, notarization or transfer?
A: You need to complete the notarization first, and then go to the Housing Authority to transfer the property with the notarization.
Summary: Notarization of father-son real estate is an important means of protecting rights and interests. It is recommended to choose the type of notarization based on the actual situation and consult a professional agency in advance. Through standardized processes and complete materials, notarization can be completed efficiently and subsequent disputes can be avoided.
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