Of course, it can be notarized.
Legal act is the act of establishing, changing and terminating the legal rights and obligations between citizens, legal persons or other organizations. Certifying legal acts is the most important business of notarial institutions, mainly including the following:
(1) Prove various economic contracts. For example (housing) sales contract, lease contract, contract, loan contract, mortgage contract, equity (equipment, technology) transfer contract, land use right transfer (transfer) contract, labor contract, enterprise merger contract, etc;
(2) Prove various civil contracts and agreements. For example, gift contract, (legacy) maintenance agreement, maintenance agreement, property division agreement, prenuptial property agreement, marital property agreement, compensation agreement, folk loan (repayment) agreement, demolition agreement, homestead use agreement, etc;
(3) Proof of adoption and claim of parents and children. Including notarizing the adoption agreement, canceling the adoption agreement, factual adoption, and claiming the parent-child agreement (document);
(4) Succession notarization;
(5) Prove various unilateral legal acts. For example, will notarization, entrustment notarization, gift notarization, declaration notarization, commitment notarization, notarization of guarantee and guarantee issued by one party, production of bill rejection certificate, etc;
(6) Legal supervision and certification of on-site activities. Such as bidding, auction, lottery, lottery, company founding meeting and other on-site activities attended by specific and unspecified majority.
