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See more from Notaría Online on GoogleThe reform on support for legal capacity turns five. What to review in a lasting power of attorney and how to prepare a consultation about your preferences and needs.
Incorporating a company requires a notarial deed. We explain the steps, the approximate costs, and how the process can be completed through videoconference from anywhere in Spain.
Law 28/2023 allows formalizing sales before a notary via video call. We explain the process, documents, costs, and a realistic practical case.
Which procedures Ley 11/2023 allows, what you need (digital certificate or Cl@ve) and the steps on the Portal Notarial del Ciudadano. We can coordinate it for you today.
Practical guide with the exact requirements for qualified electronic signature, documentation, videoconference steps and errors that cause rejection at Hacienda. Ideal for non-residents and companies.
The registry cancellation of mortgages removes the lien from the Property Registry once the loan has been paid. This guide details the documents, the procedure, and the actual prices.
Notaria-Online updates its system as a PAE Point in 2026 and reduces the average constitution period of an SL to 36 hours. Learn about the differences with 2025, the detailed steps, and the new costs.
The five most common errors in notarial purchase and sales generate delays and extra costs. Learn to detect them before signing and prepare your checklist so that the deed registers on the first attempt.
If you have paid off your mortgage but the bank does not provide the payment letter or process the cancellation, learn the exact deadlines, how to send a notarial formal notice, and the judicial avenues to lift the encumbrance from the Property Registry.
Revoking a power of attorney requires executing a revocation deed before a notary (fee of 60-90 euros) and notifying the attorney-in-fact, preferably by certified mail. The revocation takes effect from notification. We explain the full process.
The Hague apostille is a stamp that certifies the authenticity of a public document for use in another country party to the 1961 Convention. We explain which bodies issue it in Spain, how much it costs (€4.54) and when you need consular legalisation instead.
If you have an apartment in Spain and live in Ireland, you can sign a notarial power of attorney via video call from Dublin and authorize your mother to sell it. Without going to the consulate, without traveling.