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Phone
+(599) 717 8540 Mornings only
info@bonairenotaris.com
Office
Kaya Gresia 13
Kralendijk, Bonaire
Caribbean Netherlands
Opening hours
Monday – Friday: 8am – 5pm
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F.A.Q.
Frequently Asked Questions
CAN I CALL YOU AND ASK FOR ADVICE?
If you place your order with us, we will handle it correctly, smoothly and competently. During the course of the case, we will keep you informed of its progress. If you have any questions and/or comments, you can always contact us by phone.
WHAT DOES PASS, PASS APPOINTMENT AND PASS LOCATION MEAN?
Passing is the formal moment when the notary declares the deed valid. Together with the parties involved, he signs the deed and then provides registration and custody. Passing takes place during a passing appointment in which everyone meets at the notary’s office. At that time, the notary provides some further explanation and, if necessary, answers questions from the parties. The notary’s office is in the place of employment for which the notary was appointed. The notary can pass deeds only within his place of employment.
WHAT IS A POWER OF ATTORNEY?
In a power of attorney, you can designate someone to make decisions on your behalf. This can be both personal and financial. You have a power of attorney made in case you are (temporarily) unable to make decisions yourself. Would you like more information? Then read all about a power of attorney.
CAN I ALSO MAKE A CONTRACT WITH MY PARTNER WITHOUT A NOTARY?
Yes, you can. Only agencies such as the Internal Revenue Service and pension insurers require that a notarized deed be drawn up to be considered cohabitation.
WHAT IS A CERTIFICATE OF INHERITANCE?
After the death of a loved one, there are often certain matters that need to be taken care of, settling the estate. This requires a certificate of inheritance. This declaration states who the heirs are and who can act. This statement is requested by banks when the deceased’s banking affairs need to be arranged.
WHO CHOOSES THE NOTARY?
For a mortgage deed, you choose the notary. The bank will commission the deed to the notary of your choice. You often need a mortgage deed the moment you buy a new home and there is also a purchase agreement and a deed of delivery. It is common with an existing home that the costs are borne by the buyer (cost of buyer, kk). The buyer then also chooses the notary.