Electronic Notarial Acts: e-Notariado and Signatures Guide
Understand how electronic notarial acts executed on the e-Notariado platform work, including the use of free notarized digital certificates and videoconferencing.
Notarial Acts
Cancellation of Protest by Electronic Consent Letter
The electronic consent letter allows creditors to digitally authorize paid protest cancellation via ICP-Brasil certificate. The procedure requires fee payment by the debtor for completion by the protest registry.
Signature Verification: Resemblance, Authenticity, and Notarial Limits
Understand the procedures, requirements, and liability limits in signature verification by resemblance and by authenticity.
Extrajudicial Divorce at a Notary Office: Requirements and Documents
Extrajudicial divorce at a notary office streamlines the dissolution of civil marriage through a public deed, requiring consensus, an attorney, and no unresolved issues regarding minors.
Title Protest: From Filing to Cancellation
Understand the complete title protest workflow: from filing and notification to payment, debt cancellation, and issuance of notary certificates.
Notarial Acts via Videoconference: e-Notariado Guide
Learn how to execute public deeds and powers of attorney via videoconference on e-Notariado, with digital validation, free certificate issuance, and territorial jurisdiction rules.
Public Power of Attorney: Rules, Validity, Banks & Abroad
A public power of attorney is a notarial instrument granting representation powers with public faith, requiring specific clauses for property transfers and banking operations.
Legal Capacity and Emancipation in Notarial Acts: Guide
Understand the rules of civil capacity and emancipation for the execution of notarial acts by minors at the notary office.
Judicial Stay and Cancellation of Protest: Practical Guide
Judicial stay and cancellation of protest operate at different stages of title presentation. Understand the rules, required documents, and collection of notary fees at the registry office.
Out-of-Court Probate: Guide and Documents
Out-of-court probate formalizes asset division at a notary public office among capable and consenting heirs through a swift public deed with legal representation.
Divorce, Stable Union, and Prenuptial Agreement at Notary Office
Formalizing a divorce, stable union, and prenuptial agreement at a notary public's office guarantees legal certainty and agility to family acts.
Public Power of Attorney: Rules, Powers, and e-Notariado
A public power of attorney confers legal representation with public faith and permanent notary registry archiving, editable in person or via e-Notariado.
Power of Attorney: What It Is, Types, and How to Delegate Safely
Do you need to be represented in an important business deal or bureaucratic process but can't be there in person? Understand how a Power of Attorney works, the difference between public and private, and how to protect your assets.