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Real estate inheritance wills do not need to be notarized. The so-called notarized will refers to a will that has been notarized by a notary authority before the testator's lifetime. The testator can impose personal penalties on his estate or other affairs within the scope permitted by the law, and it will be effective when the testator dies. This kind of punishment is when the testator makes a will in the form of a self-written will, a written will, an oral will, a notarized will, etc. Among them, a notarized will has the highest probative power.

1. When the will is notarized, the testator should go to the notary office in person to handle the process and shall not entrust others to handle it.
2. The testator should be of clear mind, able to truly express his or her intentions, and not be coerced or deceived.
3. If the will is notarized at the notary office, and if the original will notarization needs to be changed or revoked, the original will notarization should be submitted and processed at the original notary office.

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4. After the testator dies, the testamentary heir should go to this office to handle the inheritance notarization with the notarization of the will, the death certificate and the ID card of the deceased. If the beneficiary of the will is not among the legal heirs, he is the legatee. Therefore, the legatee must go to this office to get the notarization of the bequest declaration within 2 months after learning about the bequest.

Legal basis: According to Article 1133 of the Civil Code, a natural person can make a will to dispose of personal property in accordance with the provisions of this law, and can designate an executor. A natural person can make a will and designate one or more legal heirs to inherit his or her personal property. A natural person can make a will and donate personal property to the state, collectives, or organizations or individuals other than the legal heir.

"Interpretation (1) of the Supreme People's Court on the Application of the Inheritance Part" Article 42: When dividing the houses, means of production and property required for specific occupations in the inheritance, the People's Court shall do so based on the benefits of their use and the actual needs of the heirs, taking into account the interests of each heir. If you want to know more about this, you can consult a lawyer on this site for one-on-one online consultation.

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