Notarization can be done by both parties visiting the corporate notarization room in person or by issuing a power of attorney to the agent to visit on their behalf. Once the necessary requirements are met, the notary will fill out the notarization documents immediately. For more information, it is advisable to contact the corporate notarization office at the provided phone number (02-591-8868).

A fair certificate can be created through notarization at a low cost and can be used for various purposes, such as during lending money, promissory notes, check notarization, debt repayment performance contract notarization, bond transfer collateral contract notarization, money consumption loan contract notarization, and will notarization. A fair certificate can be used as evidence for enforcement without a separate litigation procedure in case of default by the debtor.

Notarization can also be used to prevent future disputes between heirs by notarizing how to distribute their property during their lifetime. This is known as a librarian's certificate, where the notary confirms that a contract or agreement prepared between the parties was done so at the will of the parties and prepares a proof. Librarian certificates can include various types of contracts, agreements, commitments, confirmation of facts, memoranda, minutes, corporate articles of association, translations, and original comparisons. While a librarian certificate does not have the same enforcement power as a certificate, it can serve as strong evidence in court in case of future disputes and may indirectly enforce the performance of the parties' obligations at a lower cost.

The fixed date is a system in which a notary public seals the date on a document to prove that the document existed on that specific date. It is commonly used in various types of documents such as housing lease contracts, bond transfer notices, consent forms, and pledges of bonds. The fixed date on a housing lease contract, for example, is an important criterion for determining the ranking of rights and obligations.

In cases where the debt on a fair certificate is extinguished due to repayment or the contract between the signatories is canceled or terminated, this fact can be written on the fair certificate or document to prevent future disputes, such as double repayment of debt.

Another benefit of notarization is the granting of an execution statement. In the case of a fair certificate with a clause that accepts compulsory execution, the judgment procedure can be omitted, and forced execution can be initiated immediately. The fair certificate with the clause accepting compulsory execution can be used as an execution document by attaching it to the authentic copy of the fair certificate to realize the right.

In addition to the above, a notary may also be involved in tasks such as writing a rejection certificate for promissory notes, checks, and other documents, as well as other related services as needed. Notaries play a crucial role in providing legal authentication and evidence for important transactions, preventing future disputes, and ensuring the efficient execution of rights and obligations.

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