Notary in Turkey is a term that you will enjoy and will need to deal with when you arrive in Turkey and you will notice that many transactions carried out by foreigners in Turkey require documentation and certification in the notary’s office, as for this reason, in this article we decided to raise awareness among our readers about this concept, at every stage of buying, selling, renting or leasing, the stage of ratifying contracts comes first in the notary office, which ensures legal procedures in Turkey. Since a visit to the notary office is necessary for every investor in Turkey, today Mirsat Real Estate Company will discuss everything related to the notary.
Definition of notre in Turkey
A notary is the person accredited by the Turkish government to authenticate documents with the aim of ensuring the rights of citizens and preventing conflicts and the notary authenticates documents and agencies, authenticates lease contracts, complaints and objections, in addition to organizing invitation books, as there is a specialized notary in each region, and when the documents need to be authenticated, the individual must visit the notary affiliated with his region.
The Turkish government is working to give the notary’s stamp a legal character for documents in Turkey, as the notary authenticates and documents any transaction or government document and verifies the signatures and seals on the original papers and the documents are then registered in official records, making the notary's visit and notarization of
documents a prerequisite for their official recognition in Turkish territory.
For example, when you buy a car, you can write the purchase contract in the notary, which makes you the official owner of it, and any official document cannot be recognized unless it is authenticated by the notary Notary tasks in Turkey
The notary in Turkey is considered the authorized person to authenticate and authenticate a variety of documents, including passports, personal identities, birth certificates, civil registries, driving certificates, marriage contracts, and educational certificates issued abroad, as the notary also authenticates agencies of various types, whether public or private, as well as pledges, agreements, and corporate contracts and the notary also authenticates signatures and seals of individuals and companies, and authenticates residential or commercial lease contracts in Turkey.
In addition, any document that needs to be translated into Turkish must be certified by the notary in Turkey to be official and acceptable when submitted in official transactions in Turkey.
Notary fees in Turkey
Fees vary depending on the transaction, but in general the average cost ranges from 190 Turkish liras to 325 Turkish liras.
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