Premarital agreements and intra marital agreements are well known in today's life. Generally, when a couple signs a prenuptial agreement or an intra marital agreement, they will be sent to the notary office for notarization.
 (1) The parties shall prepare the following materials:
 First, personal identity certificates, such as ID cards, household registers, and married people should also bring their marriage certificates.
 Second, property ownership certificates related to the agreed content, such as property ownership certificate, purchase contract with property ownership certificate not obtained and payment invoice.
 Third, the agreement has been drafted by both parties. The content of the agreement generally includes: the name, gender, occupation, address and other personal basic information of the parties, the name, quantity, value, status of the property, the use, maintenance, and disposal principles of the above premarital property. Generally, the signatures of both parties and the date of the contract are vacant. After the notary examines and modifies the agreement, he/she can sign in front of the notary.
 (2) After preparing the above materials, both parties must jointly go to the notary office to apply for notarization in person and fill in the notarization application form. Pre marital property notarization cannot be handled by one person or entrusted to others, otherwise it will not be accepted.
 (3) After the notarization application is accepted by the reception notary, the notary examines the proof of property rights in terms of the content of the property agreement and asks whether the parties' contract has been deceived or misled. The party concerned shall answer the questions of the notary truthfully. The notary will perform the necessary legal obligation to inform the party concerned about the legal obligations and legal consequences after signing the property agreement. The party concerned shall cooperate with the notary to complete the notarial record and sign on the record for confirmation. As the prenuptial property agreement involves the transfer of the parties' substantive property rights, the notary will repeatedly confirm the parties' opinions on the division of property ownership in this process, and clarify the distribution relationship between the parties to the property. Once the parties sign on the record, the record will become a legally effective written evidence and be kept in the notarial file. This record and notarial certificate can not only prevent disputes between the parties, but also protect the third party who has creditor's rights and debt relationship with the parties.
 (4) Both parties signed the prenuptial property agreement in front of the notary. At this point, after the completion of the certification process of premarital property notarization, the party concerned can obtain the notarial certificate with the charge document after a period of time.