Company registration process and fees

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(1) Application A testator who wishes to notarize a will shall apply in person to the notary office at the testator's domicile or the place where the testamentary act took place. If it is difficult to go to the notary office in person, the testator may request the notary office in writing or orally to appoint a notary to go to his residence or temporary residence. To apply for notarization of the will, the testator shall fill in the notarization application form and submit valid identity documents, marriage status certificates, ownership certificates of the real estate and movable property involved in the will, identity certificates of the beneficiaries of the will, etc. If the beneficiaries of the will are close relatives of the testator, they shall also provide relationship certificates. (2) Review According to Article 17 of the Detailed Rules for the Notarization of Wills, the notary office examines whether the testator has full civil capacity and whether the declaration of will is true; Whether the property disposed of by the testator is jointly owned; Whether the content of the will violates the legal provisions and social public interests, whether the content is complete, whether the written description is accurate, and whether the signature and the date of making the will are complete; Whether the certificate handling procedure meets the requirements. (3) Issuing notarial certificate If it passes the examination, the notary office shall issue a notarial certificate within the prescribed time limit. It is certainly possible to revoke a will after notarization if certain legal conditions are met, but the party concerned needs to make an application as soon as possible, or its effect needs to be discussed. I believe you can understand more clearly after reading

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1. Review Developer It is necessary to check whether the developer has the pre-sale permit of commercial housing, land use permit, planning permit, construction project permit, etc. This is the key to whether the buyer can apply for the property certificate. 2. Model Contract The standard housing purchase and sale contract text uniformly printed by the real estate management department shall be adopted and filled in item by item according to the terms listed in the text. Never be careless. 3. Rights and obligations Pay attention to whether the rights and obligations in the contents filled by both parties in the contract terms are equal. 4. House area If you choose to confirm the area and deal with the area difference based on the building area of the suite, you should specify the treatment method when the area error occurs in the "area difference treatment" clause. 5. Delivery date When signing the contract, the buyer must clearly specify the delivery date as "a certain date, a certain month, a certain year", and indicate the responsibility of the developer for failing to deliver the house on time. 6. Modify contract terms When signing the contract, attention should be paid to the fact that the developer should put forward his own opinions on the modification of the terms that he believes are unreasonable. If the buyer's interests cannot be guaranteed in the contract, and the developer does not agree to the modification or supplement, the buyer has the right to choose a new developer and property.

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（1） Understand the ownership Before the transaction, the buyer should confirm whether the original unit is allowed to resell and understand the nature of the house. Because most of the public housing units retain the right of first repurchase when they carry out housing reform, and know whether they have made up the apportioned expenses according to the cost price. （2） Confirm the registered area and service life In the property ownership certificate, it includes the building area, use area, actual indoor area and other information. The property right certificate generally indicates the building area, house type, land use period and whether it has been supplemented and allocated. In addition, the land transfer fee is also a related fee that must be paid by the original owner. （3） Understand the house background and surrounding environment

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My brother and sister-in-law have not been able to apply for a marriage certificate because they are not old enough. They have been together for two years. They both live in the name of husband and wife, which is a recognized fact of marriage. They have a child who is two years old. But now because my sister-in-law has a bad temper, the two people often quarrel, and now they still say they want to divorce, but they are actually married. How can they divorce?