Death certificate of the testator;
Certificate on the place of residence (permanent or temporary registration) of the bequeathed, if the place of residence is unknown, a document on the location of the inherited property or its main part;
Documents confirming the kinship relations between the heirs and the testator (issued by the state registration body of acts of civil status) or a legally binding court resolution on the determination of kinship relations;
Applications of heirs on acceptance of inheritance, rejection of it, or issuance of inheritance certificate;
Documents confirming the actual beginning of property ownership or management of the property by the heir in the absence of an application to the notary within the period specified by law (payment of inheritance debts by the heir, acceptance of inheritance, certificates of ownership, and use of the property, financial and receipts confirming the payment of utility bills by the heir, etc.);
A document confirming the right to ownership of the inherited property;
If the inherited property consists of immovable property, a certificate is issued by the State Registry Service of Immovable Property under the State Committee for Real Estate Issues on whether there is an encumbrance or arrest on it.
An heir or his/her representative based on the power of attorney approved by the notary;
Legal representative;
Parents of the heir or his/her representative on the basis of a power of attorney approved by the notary.
The state shall be 25 manats for all successive heirs determined by law.
If the heir is another physical or legal person, the fee shall be 50 manats.
The original documents on the basis of which the notarial act was performed are attached to the copy of the agreement, the certificate of inheritance rights, etc. kept by the notary. Original documents (for example, birth, marriage, and death certificates) are returned to the persons who presented them, and their notarized copies are kept at the notary.
