Materials to be provided for notarization of inheritance:
1. The first thing you need to bring is the death certificate of the deceased. Death certificates issued by medical institutions, death certificates issued by public security organs, judgments of people's courts declaring death, and death certificates. And you need to provide proof of account cancellation (you can go to the household registration management office of the local police station). You also need to bring the property certificate left by the deceased. Generally, it includes real estate license, certificate of deposit, stock, etc.
2. The identity certificate of the heir. Including: ID card, household registration book.
3. Proof of kinship. Notary offices generally provide special forms, which can be signed and sealed by the corresponding units after completion. If the heir has died, a death certificate shall be provided. All heirs need to be present in person and have their signatures and fingerprints. If the heir cannot go to the notary office to handle the inheritance in person due to special circumstances, he shall provide a notarized power of attorney and entrust others to handle it on his behalf.
4. If the heir renounces the right of inheritance, the heir who renounces the inheritance shall personally go to the notary office to notarize the declaration of renunciation.
5. If the parents of the deceased have died, a death certificate issued by the public security organ shall be provided.
6. If a will is inherited, the original will shall be provided, which is legal and valid.
Extended data:
Notarization of inheritance right refers to the certification activity that the notary organ confirms whether the parties enjoy the right of inheritance according to the law according to the application of the parties. When applying for notarization of inheritance rights, the parties concerned shall apply to a notary office with jurisdiction.
If several parties apply for inheriting the same inheritance, they shall jointly apply to the notary office. When applying, the parties concerned shall submit an application for notarization and the following documents and materials: the identification of the parties concerned, such as work permit, identity card, household registration book, etc.
The decedent's death certificate, such as the death certificate issued by the relevant hospital, the cremation certificate of the corpse or the cancellation certificate issued by the relevant police station, if the decedent is a person who has been declared dead, the parties concerned shall submit a judgment of death to the people's court.
Proof of property rights of the estate left by the decedent, such as real estate license, bank deposit slip, stock number and amount, etc. If the decedent made a will before his death, the parties concerned shall submit the original will.
Proof of the relationship between the parties and the decedent. When subrogation inheritance people apply for notarization, they should also provide proof that the heir died before the decedent and proof of the relationship with the decedent.
The notary organ shall focus on the time, place and cause of the decedent's death, as well as the scope, type and quantity of the legacy. Whether the decedent made a will before his death, whether the will is true and legal, and whether it has been changed or revoked to confirm its effectiveness.
Whether the parties belong to the scope of legal heirs or the heirs specified in the will. Whether the party concerned belongs to subrogation inheritance people or heirs.
Whether the intention of the parties to accept or abandon inheritance is true. Whether the legal heirs are omitted, so as to avoid infringing on their legitimate rights and interests due to negligence, and even causing disputes.
References:
Baidu encyclopedia-notarization of inheritance rights