The catalogue of activities performed by a Notary is regulated in detail in the Act of February 14, 1991 – the Law on Notaries, from among which the most commonly performed ones can be listed, and these are:
deeds for the sale of plots of land, premises and cooperative ownership rights to premises,
deeds for donation of plots of land, premises and cooperative ownership rights to premises,
deeds for the establishment of separate ownership of premises,
deeds for the establishment of mortgages,
deeds for the establishment of easements and usufruct,
exchange deeds,
annuity deeds,
deeds on division of inheritance, liquidation of co-ownership of real estate and cooperative ownership rights to premises,
powers of attorney,
succession certification deeds,
marital property deeds (including property separation agreements or prenups),
deeds for the division of joint property of spouses,
deeds of establishment of foundations,
Company’s Articles of Association and Minutes,
deeds of submission to enforcement,
validation of handwritten signatures on presented documents and specimen signatures,
accepting for safekeeping documents, money and securities,
drawing up extracts, duplicates and excerpts of documents and the date of submission of the document,
drawing up other activities resulting from separate regulations.
