1. When buying a second-hand house and getting a loan from the bank, the bank said it requires notarization. What kind of notarization is required?
It depends on the area and price of the house! The charging standards of some notary offices are also different! Follow-up question: If it is 200,000 yuan, how much does it cost for an area of ??67 square meters? Answer: Five to six hundred yuan! It won’t exceed this number!
2. What is the bank mortgage notarial certificate?
Applying for a mortgage loan from a bank does not require a notarization. The notarization you are talking about should refer to the entrusted notarization when the property owner is unable to be present.
Notarization of a power of attorney refers to an activity in which the national notary office certifies the authenticity and legality of the client’s intention to authorize others to perform certain legal acts in his or her own name based on the application of the party concerned.
The power of attorney should contain the following contents:
1. Basic information of the principal and trustee (name, gender, date of birth, current address);
2. The relationship between the trustor and the trustee;
3. The reason for the delegation;
4. The authority of the delegation (the authority of the delegation must be clear and specific);
5. Entrustment period;
6. Whether the trustee has the right to sub-entrust;
7. Other contents that should be clarified.
3. Why do banks charge a notary fee of 1,600 yuan for mortgage loans?
Notarization fees cannot be charged without notarization. Notarization is generally not required when applying for a bank mortgage.
4. What is the bank mortgage notarization certificate?
Applying for a mortgage loan from a bank does not require a notarization. The notarization you are talking about should refer to the entrustment made when the property owner is unable to be present
The notarization of the power of attorney means that the national notary agency shall make the request based on the information of the party concerned. Application, in accordance with the law, proves the authenticity and legality of activities that the principal authorizes others to perform in his or her own name.
The power of attorney should contain the following contents:
1. Basic information of the principal and trustee (name, gender, date of birth, current address);
2. The relationship between the trustor and the trustee;
3. The reason for the delegation;
4. The authority of the delegation (the authority of the delegation must be clear and specific);
5. Entrustment period;
6. Whether the trustee has the right to sub-entrust;
7. Other contents that should be clarified.