How much will you have to pay for a general power of attorney for all powers: registration price and factors influencing it

When is an agreement made?

• The couple intend to dissolve their marriage and want to determine in advance what each of them will have in the event of a divorce.
• The spouse spends family savings irrationally (abuses alcohol, drugs, is addicted to gambling).
• The creditor filed a claim for division of the common property of the spouses to foreclose on the share of one of the spouses in the common property of the spouses.

If a marriage is dissolved through the registry office or by a court decision, if a claim for division of property has not been filed at the same time and an agreement has not been drawn up by a notary, the family property still remains common. This creates problems when selling it, since the consent of the ex-spouse is required, who cannot always be found and persuaded to complete the transaction. At the request of one of the former partners, the court can divide property after a divorce, and the statute of limitations for such cases is 3 years (clause 1 of Article 200 of the Civil Code of the Russian Federation).

In what cases is a power of attorney needed?

Privatization of municipal housing involves the participation of interested parties who are indicated in the social tenancy agreement and have rights to registration. Usually there are several such citizens: the employer and his family members. The apartment is transferred into ownership on the basis of shared ownership. The privatization agreement is signed by all parties to the transaction (see “Who has the right to privatize an apartment”).

But what if they don't have time for this or are unable to sign due to physical illness?

This is why a power of attorney exists - a document issued by the principal in the name of the attorney for the purpose of fulfilling legal obligations (Clause 1 of Article 185 of the Civil Code of the Russian Federation). One of the responsibilities is considered to be the privatization of an apartment in the interests of the principal. However, permits can be different: to drive a vehicle, to sign, to receive goods, to register with the traffic police, etc.

When can you issue a power of attorney for the privatization of housing:

• If there is a lack of time (for example, due to being busy at work);
• Being treated in a hospital (in case of illness);
• Stay in another city or abroad (work, study, vacation);
• Minor age.

Situations may be different, but the main ones are presented above. A separate power of attorney must be drawn up for each reason.

Example: A woman who is in the last months of pregnancy is participating in privatization. If a woman in labor cannot personally collect documents and sign an agreement with the administration, she can write a power of attorney to a notary, lawyer, spouse or third parties. The reason is staying in the maternity hospital. If a man who is away due to rotational work participates in this privatization, he must draw up his permission - choose a representative and entrust him with conducting the privatization in his favor.

Procedure for division through a notary

When concluding a voluntary notarial agreement, spouses have the right to divide the common acquired property at their personal discretion (Clause 2 of Article 38 of the RF IC; Article 254 of the Civil Code of the Russian Federation). In case of judicial division, it is divided by law into equal parts, but the court has the right to deviate from the equality of shares in the presence of significant circumstances.

An agreement on the division of marital property with a notary (sample) may only include things actually available at the time of its conclusion. If the partners have not dissolved the marriage and continue to live together, then all property acquired after the division will be considered jointly acquired.

The division of property can be carried out in kind if the resulting immovable objects comply with the requirements of housing and land legislation. For example, a residential building can be divided if it has two entrances, and new land plots must be no less than the minimum size limits adopted in the subject of the Federation. Otherwise, the spouses may provide in the agreement for the allocation of shares in the ownership of each object in any proportion.

How much does it cost to obtain a certificate of ownership by inheritance?

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Registration of inheritance, cost of services from a notary

First visit to a notary for inheritance and general information

When you visit a notary for the first time in order to register an inheritance and obtain a certificate of ownership of an apartment, the cost of the service for drawing up an inheritance application is several hundred rubles.
After the death of a relative, this statement should be written no later than six months later. Then, when the application is submitted, and in addition to it you have submitted other documents to the notary to formalize the right to inheritance, you must pay a fee for issuing a document on the right to own the inheritance. Moreover, the cost of such a fee does not depend on whether you are entering into an inheritance as a result of the publication of a will, or whether you want to obtain the right to ownership of property through kinship.

The cost of registering an inheritance includes payment of a fee for the issued certificate. According to the tax code, the cost is as follows:

1. an amount of 0.3 percent of the property, but not more than 100 thousand rubles for the immediate relatives of the deceased (children, parents, spouses, brothers and sisters)
2. an amount of 0.6 percent, not exceeding 1 million rubles, for all other heirs.

Moreover, in order to determine the amount of the duty in the first and second cases, the property claimed by the heir must be assessed. Depending on the assessment, the cost of the fee will be determined when obtaining a certificate of ownership of property. A specialist from an independent appraisal company evaluates the property and then provides an opinion, which is then submitted to the notary.

To reduce the fee, in addition to market valuation of property, you can carry out the following types of valuations:

1. inventory
2. nominal
3. cadastral

With these assessments, the value of the property will be much lower than the market value, therefore, the amount of state duty and the cost of such services will also be lower.

Features of the property valuation procedure

The service of assessing the value of the inheritance to which a person is entitled is carried out on the basis of the value of the property at the time the inheritance is made public. And in the future it cannot be changed due to currency fluctuations or other factors.

The assessment of property is carried out by bodies that have concluded agreements to carry out

valuation activities and appropriate permission from government agencies responsible for accounting for such types of property.

The following objects are subject to assessment:

1. vehicles
2. real estate
3. land
4. other.

If you were provided with two services at once - market and other valuation of property, then you have the right to transfer both valuations to your notary to determine the cost of the state fee for the certificate.

After this, the notary is obliged to take as a basis the minimum value of the property valuation, which is indicated in the provided documents.

Types of state duty benefits when obtaining a certificate of inheritance rights

There are a number of notarized categories of citizens. who are exempt from paying the fee when receiving a certificate of heritage property, or are entitled to a discount when paying it:

1. disabled people of groups 1 and 2 - a benefit in the form of a 50% discount on the payment of fees
2. individuals. who lived in the specified house or apartment during the lifetime of the relative, and continue to live at this address
3. heirs of those killed in the performance of state military and other duties or as a result of political repression
4. upon receipt of intellectual property and monetary contributions as inheritance
5. minor heirs and those suffering from mental disorders
6. heirs of persons who opened an insurance policy during their lifetime in the event of their death
7. heirs of employees of internal organs who were insured under personal state insurance.

h3> Cost of services for preparing documents from a notary
In addition to the state fee, many notaries charge money for technical services or legal work, and also charge the cost of producing documentation. These amounts are not regulated by law, and each notary sets them individually.

However, although the cost for providing these services is not regulated, the law still provides for the collection of payment for these services from the notary’s clients.

Since the source of a notary's income is the provision of legal services to the population, he has the right to set fees for them.

But if a person turns to a notary and does not need additional legal services, he can prepare the documents himself, paying only the fee and the service for issuing a certificate.

It is worth noting that a person has every right to refuse additional services and it is strictly prohibited for a notary to force them on him.

How to pay less

If there are a large number of heirs and there are several types of property, the notary can issue the maximum number of relevant certificates, charging a separate fee for each of them. But please note that if the heirs wish, the inheritance certificate can be issued for everyone and will include all the property.

Therefore, if a notary assures you that you need a separate certificate for each person and for each type of property, you should not believe him, he just wants to make more money from your ignorance of the law, the inheritance can be registered for everyone at once.

So, now you know how much you should pay a notary when drawing up a certificate of inheritance, and how to save on this service.

Registration of ownership of an apartment by inheritance: documents and procedure

Registration of the right to inheritance is required only in cases where the successor receives ownership of an apartment or vehicle. The procedure is carried out on the basis of a certificate provided by a notary. This document can be obtained 6 months from the date of opening the case. It is issued only if the person has contacted a notary, submitted applications and all papers to him. That is, I went through the entire process of registering an inheritance.

Actions to register an inheritance before registration

Is it necessary to register the inheritance in the State Register? This is a mandatory procedure. If the heir only has a certificate of inheritance, then he cannot consider himself its full owner. The person will not be able to conduct any legally significant transactions with property. Registration is necessary to secure your rights. However, it is the final stage in the entire inheritance procedure. First you need to contact a notary. Why you will need the following papers:

• A package of documents to confirm your right to inheritance (for example, this could be a will or proof of relationship with the deceased)
• Housing papers (cadastral passport, etc.)
• Passport
• Death certificate.

After this you need to go to a notary's office. In the presence of a notary, an application for acceptance of property is drawn up. A specialist checks the provided papers. However, the certificate, in any case, will be issued after the expiration of 6 months. Only after this you need to start registering.

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Registration of ownership of an apartment

Even if a person has died, the property is officially registered in his name. Registration is, in essence, a re-registration of rights to the legal successor. It is carried out exclusively in cases where there is a reason for it. And the basis for this is the provided certificate of inheritance. Information on the procedure for registering an inheritance for real estate in this section.

The procedure will not be carried out regarding a successor who may have a claim to the property, but has not applied to a notary to formalize his rights. Registration is necessary for full ownership of property and various transactions with it.

Where to contact: State Traffic Safety Inspectorate and Rosreestr

If a person inherited a car from a deceased person. he needs to contact the traffic police. When applying, you must present the certificate provided by the notary. You also need title papers for the car: technical passport, registration certificate for the previous owner. More details on how to register a car as an inheritance with the traffic police here.

Registration of a certificate of inheritance with Rosreestr is required if an apartment has been transferred from the deceased. The procedure is mandatory. Read how to enter into inheritance rights for an apartment here.

If the heir does not contact the government agency, he will not be able to conduct any real estate transactions:

• registration of donation,
• transfer to heirs,
• sale.

The certificate of the heir's rights is not a full-fledged document indicating the right of ownership.

What documents are needed to register property?

To apply to Rosreestr, you need the following documents to register ownership of an apartment by inheritance:

• Application for registration carried out by a now deceased person
• Passport of the legal successor
• Cadastral passport for housing
• Receipt confirming payment of state duty
• Application for registration.

Registration is carried out in relation to each legal successor. It is impossible to enter into inheritance rights collectively. Registration of ownership of a share in an apartment by inheritance assumes that each of the applicants will receive a certificate of ownership of the share.

Deadlines

Documents for registering ownership of an apartment by inheritance must be provided within 10 days after the person received the certificate from the notary's office. If deadlines are missed, penalties may be assessed.

Payment

Inherited property is not subject to direct taxes. Taxes will have to be paid only if the property is going to be sold before the expiration of five years from the date of death of the testator. However, the estate is subject to indirect taxes. In particular, this is a duty. Its size is determined by 333. 33 of the Tax Code of the Russian Federation. It will be different for persons with different statuses:

• For individuals – 2,000 rubles
• For legal entities – 22,000 rubles.

However, the fees will be different in some cases:

• A land plot is registered, the purpose of which is dacha and subsidiary farming. In this case, there may be immovable objects on the site. The fee will be 350 rubles
• Registration of a share in common property, provided that it is agricultural land – 100 rubles
• Registration of common shared property rights, if carried out by the owners of investment shares for objects included in the investment fund - 22,000 rubles
• Registration of a mortgage will be 1,000 rubles for individuals, and 4,000 rubles for legal entities
• Registration of a share in an apartment building, if it is shared real estate – 200 rubles
• Registration of making adjustments to the contract agreement for participation in shared-type construction work - 350 rubles.

The fee must be paid in full, since, otherwise, no registration will be carried out.

Registration is necessary to secure rights to objects of inheritance.

What's next?

All documents are reviewed within 10 days. If all of them are completed correctly, and there are grounds for obtaining possession of the housing, the legal successor is issued a certificate. If there are several applicants for the property, then the document must be issued to each of them.

How long will all this take? So, first a person needs to prepare a package of documents. Then you will need to go to a notary. Based on the application, an inheritance case is opened, but the certificate will be issued only after 6 months. After this, within 10 days, an application to Rosreestr follows. Documents submitted to this body will be reviewed within 10 days. That is, if a person completes everything within the given time frame, then it will take him 7 months to complete the registration.

For additional information on this issue, please refer to the section “Documents on inheritance” at the link.

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Registration of ownership of an inherited apartment

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This process occurs after the notary has issued the appropriate document to the successor for the property belonging to the deceased.

It is possible to obtain a notarial document, which forms the basis for the emergence of ownership rights, after six months from the moment the testator passed away.

It is important to keep in mind that this possibility arises when the heir sends an application to accept the inheritance and provides all the necessary documentation. This means that the procedure for registering inheritance rights must be finally completed.

Registration of ownership of an inherited apartment

Is it mandatory to register property rights with Rosreestr? It is recommended to do this. When the successor has in his hands only a certificate of the right to inheritance, then there are certain restrictions for him in relation to the transferred property.

An heir who has not registered his rights is deprived of the opportunity to dispose of such objects at his own discretion. The registration procedure is the last step in registering rights, after which the citizen is assigned his legal rights.

First of all, before the expiration of the six-month period after the death of the testator, you should visit the notary’s office and provide the following package of documents:

• papers confirming the basis of inheritance (a will, if it was drawn up, or documents proving the fact of a family relationship with the deceased)
• title documents for real estate owned by the testator
• document confirming the identity of the person appearing
• death certificate obtained from the civil registry office.

At the end of the procedure for collecting papers, the heir must contact a notary to write a statement expressing the will of the specified person to enter into inheritance rights.

An employee of the notary office evaluates the submitted documents. Provided that everything necessary is available, they are accepted for production. After completing the process of registering rights with a notary, you can register the right with the relevant authorities.

How to register ownership of residential premises

In the event of the death of a citizen, the property belonging to him remains registered in his name. In order for the heir to become the legal owner of the property transferred to him, he must register his rights.

This procedure is allowed only when the successor presents to the competent authority a certificate of the right to inheritance, which is his document of title.

If the heir has not formalized his rights in the notary office in the prescribed manner, then it is not possible to register the rights. To acquire the authority to conduct various transactions with property, registration is required.

Which authorities should I contact?

Rosreestr authorities operate to register rights to residential premises on the territory of our state. For a citizen to alienate property transferred by inheritance in any way, registration of property rights is mandatory, since in order to be able to dispose of property, it is important to secure existing rights.

Inheritance of a privatized apartment after the death of a husband.

Who will get the privatized apartment after the death of the owner, read here.

Documents for registering ownership of an apartment by inheritance

To carry out the above procedure, the assignee will need to provide the following documents to the competent authority:

• a specially provided and well-drafted application for registration of rights
• identification document of the applicant
• in the case where a trustee acts for the heir - a notarized power of attorney to carry out specific actions
• When contacting the competent authorities of a legal representative acting in the interests of the heir, the following documentation will also be required to prove the existence of authority:
• metric for assignee
• certificate confirming the fact of adoption
• order appointing a citizen as a guardian or trustee
• certificate of inheritance
• agreement on the division of inherited property, if it took place
• technical documentation for the property (presented in cases where the ownership of the testator was not registered in the Unified State Register. If the corresponding entry was made in the register, then there is no need to present such papers)
• payment document confirming payment of state duty.

Each heir must register his rights to the objects that constitute the subject of inheritance independently. The procedure for registering the right of common shared ownership is carried out for all persons who have received inheritance documents.

After the submitted documents are reviewed by an employee of the registration authority, a corresponding entry is made in the Unified State Register.

How long does the rights registration process require?

Initially, you need to collect the necessary documentation. Then you should contact a notary office. After the application expressing the will to accept the inheritance has been written and the inheritance case has been opened, all that remains is to wait for the end of the period specified by law from the date of death to receive the title document.

As soon as the certificate of inheritance is issued to the successor, you can contact the Rosreestr authorities. Registration of property rights currently takes seven working days.

Thus, provided that all necessary actions are completed by the citizen registering his rights, the duration of the procedure will be just over six months.

The cost of registering ownership of real estate by inheritance

There is currently no tax on inherited property. Payment of tax is provided for by law only in situations where the new owner decides to sell the registered property, being its legal owner for less than five years.

Nevertheless, a state fee is subject to payment for state registration, the amount of which depends on the legal status of the person applying. Its size is established by Article 333.33 of the Tax Code of the Russian Federation.

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Registration of rights to an inherited apartment and share in the apartment


Registration of inherited property always requires compliance with a certain procedure. If the inheritance includes only movable things that do not require registration, then this procedure ends with receiving a certificate of inheritance from a notary.

If the successor inherited an apartment or a share in the right to it, then the matter is not limited to obtaining a notarial certificate. In this case, it is mandatory to register the right to an apartment (or share) in a special state register.

To do this, after receiving the notarial certificate, you should contact the Rosreestr service department. In addition to the certificate of inheritance itself, you will need the following documents:

• application for registration (filled out directly when submitting documents)
• heir's passport
• cadastral passport of the apartment
• document confirming payment of the registration fee.

Within 10 working days, the person’s right to the inherited apartment will be registered. After this, he is issued a certificate of registration of rights. If one apartment goes to several heirs at once, then each of them receives a separate certificate of ownership share.

Do I need to pay tax when receiving an inheritance under a will in 2015-2016?

Today, when receiving an inheritance either by law or by will, you do not have to pay any tax. This applies to both inheritance of movable property and inheritance of an apartment or other real estate.

At the same time, registration of inheritance rights inevitably entails certain costs. Thus, for the issuance of a certificate at the notary chamber, the heir will have to pay a fee in the amount of 0.6% of the value of the received part of the inheritance. It should be noted that the amount of this contribution is halved for heirs of the first stage, as well as for full sisters and brothers of the testator.

In addition, when registering rights to inherited real estate with Rosreestr, the heir will have to pay a fee in the amount of 2,000 rubles.

How much does a certificate of inheritance cost?

Good evening, can you tell me how much the inheritance certificate costs?

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Answer

When receiving an inheritance, you will have to spend money not only on a certificate of inheritance. On your first visit to the notary, you pay for technical work when drawing up an application for acceptance of inheritance. The amount of these amounts is not regulated in any way and is set locally in each notary district, but it is small - a few hundred rubles. The application must be written within six months after the opening of the inheritance, that is, after the date of death of the testator.

After six months, after collecting all the documents, the notary charges a state fee for issuing a certificate of inheritance. According to paragraph 22 of part 1 of Article 333.24 of the Tax Code of the Russian Federation for issuing a certificate of the right to inheritance by law and by will:

• children, including adopted children, spouse, parents, full brothers and sisters of the testator - 0.3 percent of the value of the inherited property, but not more than 100,000 rubles
• other heirs - 0.6 percent of the value of the inherited property, but not more than 1,000,000 rubles.

To understand how much it will be in money, the property needs to be appraised. To do this, the notary can refer you to an independent appraisal firm, which will give an opinion.

According to paragraph 5 of part 1 of Article 333.25 of the Tax Code of the Russian Federation, at the choice of the payer, a document indicating the inventory, market, cadastral or other (nominal) value of the property may be submitted to calculate the state duty. The inventory or cadastral value may be significantly less than the market value, moreover, the cost of such an assessment is lower than the services of independent appraisers.

The value of the inherited property is assessed based on the value of the inherited property on the day of opening of the inheritance, that is, on the day of death of the testator.

Even if you have managed to evaluate the inherited property from independent appraisers, you can order a certificate of inventory or cadastral value from the competent authorities and submit it to a notary. If several documents issued by competent organizations or appraisers are submitted, indicating different values ​​of the property, when calculating the amount of the state duty, the lowest of the indicated values ​​of the property is accepted.

According to Article 333.38 of the Tax Code, the following are exempt from paying state fees for notarial acts, in the part that may concern you:

1.Disabled people of groups I and II - 50 percent for all types of notarial acts

2. Individuals - for issuing certificates of the right to inheritance during inheritance:

• a residential building, as well as the land plot on which the residential building is located, apartments, rooms or shares in the specified real estate, if these persons lived together with the testator on the day of the testator’s death and continue to live in this house (this apartment, room) after his death
• deposits in banks, funds in bank accounts of individuals, insurance amounts under personal and property insurance contracts, amounts of wages, copyrights and amounts of royalties provided for by the legislation of the Russian Federation on intellectual property, pensions.

Heirs who have not reached the age of majority by the day the inheritance is opened are exempt from paying state duty upon receipt of a certificate of the right to inheritance in all cases, regardless of the type of inherited property.

3. Heirs of employees who were insured at the expense of organizations in case of death and died as a result of an accident at the place of work (service) - for issuing certificates of the right to inheritance confirming the right to inherit insurance amounts.

At the request of the heirs, a certificate can be issued to all heirs together or to each heir separately, for all inherited property as a whole or for its individual parts.

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What is subject to division

In a property division agreement through a notary, you can only include things and objects acquired during the period of marriage using common funds. What was acquired before marriage and also received by inheritance as a gift is the personal property of each spouse. It also includes targeted social payments (benefits, maternity capital), personal items.

It does not matter which partner the jointly acquired property is registered in the name of. These include and can be divided into:

• real estate (residential buildings, summer cottages, apartments, garages);
• deposits in accounts, with the exception of those registered for children;
• household items, equipment, securities, shares in business.

The division of property during a divorce before a notary can be carried out only if the spouses have come to a common opinion and there is no dispute between them about the value of things and what share each of them will get. In this case, an independent assessment is not required, whereas in the case of litigation, a paid examination is almost always appointed.

Sample power of attorney for privatization of an apartment

There is no single document template. Nevertheless, the power of attorney for privatization is drawn up in accordance with the rules of document flow. The form can be obtained from notaries. Before doing this, it wouldn’t hurt to familiarize yourself with what a power of attorney looks like and what it consists of?

Below are the latest forms and a sample of filling out the document for 2021:

Please note that the power of attorney for the privatization of housing is filled out personally by the principal. Notaries require that both parties to the transaction be present when the document is drawn up (but this is not required). It is important to determine the free will of the participants - if the notary feels that the power of attorney is being drawn up for selfish purposes (for example, only in the interests of the attorney), he will not certify the document.

The approved power of attorney is entered into the unified register of notarial documents. The agreement is assigned a unique number. Subsequently, the document can be easily found in the notary’s EIS - in case one of the parties starts legal proceedings.

Read in what cases and how can you challenge privatization?

Procedure for notarial action

When the property of the spouses is divided by a notary, he checks the legality of including certain provisions in the contract. A legally well-drafted agreement helps to avoid mistakes, which in the future may become the basis for challenging the concluded agreement.

Moscow notary Kolganov I.V. comments: If the agreement between the spouses provides for the allocation of shares in the right to real estate, the notary will independently send an application to the Rosreestr body for the transfer of ownership and its registration in the Unified State Register of Real Estate.

Difference between an agreement and a prenuptial agreement

Both documents change the legal regime of the spouses’ common ownership of jointly acquired property, transferring it to a contractual basis. Both the marriage contract and the agreement are legally valid only if they are notarized. Each of them allows provisions for the provision of compensation, maintenance, the procedure for paying taxes and challenging the document. However, there are significant differences between them (see table below).

Invalidation of the agreement

An agreement between spouses may be recognized as unconcluded or void if the following grounds exist:

• the document is not certified by a notary;
• the transaction was fictitious (imaginary);
• the terms of the agreement violate the law.

An interested party may challenge the agreement if the following circumstances are proven:

• it was concluded under duress or threat;
• one of the parties to the transaction was incapacitated;
• one of the spouses acted under the influence of deception.

When certifying the division of property by a notary, it is almost impossible to prove the above circumstances. He is obliged to check the free will of the parties, their ability to understand the meaning of their actions, and explain to the spouses the consequences of the transaction being concluded. You can challenge the agreement within 1 year after its certification. The limitation period begins to run, including from the moment when the person learned or should have learned about the violation of his right.

Consents

Consent is recognized as the expression of the will of one person in an affirmative form, given to another person, to perform any action (actions). Individuals and legal entities are free to establish civil law relations, change and terminate their rights and obligations. However, in certain cases, the law establishes restrictions aimed at protecting the rights and legitimate interests of participants in civil law transactions, which may be infringed by the actions of other participants.

Legislative acts of the Russian Federation provide for the following cases when the need to obtain consent arises:

1. Consent for a child to travel abroad is issued in accordance with the requirements established by Federal Law No. 114-FZ of August 15, 1996 “On the procedure for leaving the Russian Federation and entering the Russian Federation,” which regulates the issues of leaving the Russian Federation and entering the Russian Federation Federation (including transit passage through its territory).

By virtue of Article 20 of the Federal Law “On the procedure for leaving the Russian Federation and entering the Russian Federation”, if a minor citizen of the Russian Federation leaves the Russian Federation unaccompanied by parents, adoptive parents, guardians or trustees, he must have with him, in addition to a passport, a notarized consent of the named persons to the departure of a minor citizen of the Russian Federation, indicating the period of departure and the state (states) that he intends to visit.

Consent for a child to leave the Russian Federation is made in writing and certified by a notary.

The consent must include the full details of the child, the name of the state to which the minor citizen is traveling, dates of departure and return, length of stay in the foreign country, and in some cases, details of the accompanying person. Consent is made in the presence of the child’s legal representative upon presentation of a valid passport by the legal representative.

If a minor citizen leaves the country accompanied by one of the parents (adoptive parents, guardians or trustees), consent to leave from the other parent is not required.

The notarized consent to leave is presented at the border to the border control authorities along with other necessary documents. In the absence of notarized consent to leave, an unaccompanied child will not be able to cross the border of the Russian Federation.

For the performance of the specified notarial act by a notary, the tariff provided for in subclause 26 of clause 1 of Article 333.24 of the Tax Code of the Russian Federation (other notarial act) is charged in the amount of 100 rubles.

2. Consent of a spouse to complete a transaction is a document required when one of the spouses enters into a property transaction. The need to obtain the consent of the spouse arises from the legal regime of the property of spouses established by the Family Code of the Russian Federation (hereinafter referred to as the RF IC). The legal regime is a regime of joint ownership of spouses, which is valid unless otherwise established by the marriage contract (clause 1 of Article 256 of the Civil Code of the Russian Federation, hereinafter referred to as the Civil Code of the Russian Federation; Article 39 of the RF IC).

According to Article 34 of the RF IC, property acquired by spouses during marriage is their joint property. Property acquired by spouses during marriage (common property of spouses) includes the income of each spouse from labor activity, entrepreneurial activity and the results of intellectual activity, pensions, benefits received by them, as well as other monetary payments that do not have a special purpose (amounts of material assistance, amounts paid in compensation for damage due to loss of ability to work due to injury or other damage to health, and others). The common property of the spouses also includes movable and immovable things acquired at the expense of the spouses' common income, securities, shares, deposits, shares in capital contributed to credit institutions or other commercial organizations, and any other property acquired by the spouses during the marriage, regardless of whether in the name of which of the spouses it was purchased or in the name of which or which of the spouses contributed funds.

Spouses can own, use and dispose of joint property only by mutual consent. It is presumed that when making any transaction, one of the spouses acts with the consent of the other.

At the same time, by virtue of paragraph 3 of Article 35 of the Family Code, in order for one of the spouses to conclude a transaction for the disposal of property, the rights to which are subject to state registration, a transaction for which the law has established a mandatory notarial form, or a transaction subject to mandatory state registration, it is necessary to obtain a notarized consent of the other spouse.

If the transaction specified in paragraph 3 of Article 35 of the Family Code was completed without the notarial consent of the spouse, such a transaction may be declared invalid by the court. The spouse, whose notarized consent to the transaction was not received, has the right to file a claim in court within one year from the day when he learned or should have learned about the conclusion of this transaction.

3. Consent to refuse to participate in privatization - a document confirming the citizen’s refusal to acquire ownership of residential premises under the privatization program.
In accordance with the Law of the Russian Federation dated 04.07.1991 No. 1541-1 “On the privatization of the housing stock of the Russian Federation,” citizens of the Russian Federation who have the right to use residential premises of the state or municipal housing stock on social rental terms have the right to purchase them on the terms provided for by this Law, other regulatory legal acts of the Russian Federation and regulatory legal acts of the constituent entities of the Russian Federation, into common ownership or into the ownership of one person, including a minor, with the consent of all adults and minors aged 14 to 18 years who have the right to privatize these residential premises. a person under the age of eighteen. a document granting a person the right to perform a certain action by a person whose consent is required to complete a particular transaction in accordance with the law. Notarized consents include: consent of the spouse to complete a transaction (both for the acquisition and alienation of property), consent to refuse privatization, consent to travel abroad of a minor child, consent of the owners (tenants) of housing for temporary registration. under the age of eighteen. a legally significant action performed by a notary or an authorized official in accordance with the Fundamentals of the legislation of the Russian Federation on notaries. actions of citizens and legal entities aimed at establishing, changing or terminating civil rights and obligations.

The cost of dividing property at a notary

When performing a notarial act to certify an agreement between spouses, a state fee (notarial fee) is collected. Its size is established by the Tax Code and is 0.5% of the value of the property specified in the document.

In addition to the state fee, applicants are required to pay for legal and technical services, or UP&T. In Moscow, the price of an agreement on the division of property with a notary depends on whether one piece of real estate appears in the agreement. The amount increases for each object, starting from the second, included in the agreement.

*See the table for current rates.