Succession law
Declaration of Transmission
A declaration of transmission is a notarial document that records who became the owner of a building after the death of its owner.
Overview
A declaration of transmission is a notarial document that records who became the owner of a building after the death of its owner.
It is then registered at the land register so that the change of ownership is public. This step is often needed before the property can be sold, refinanced or formally transferred to the heirs.
Good to know
- Death certificate
- The will, or the legal basis of succession if there is no will
- Title deed or description of the property
- Identification of the heirs and, where applicable, of the liquidator
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Frequently asked questions
When is a declaration of transmission needed?
When a deceased person owned real estate, the declaration records the transfer to the heirs or legatees and updates the public records.
Who prepares the document?
It is drawn up by a notary, who checks the supporting documents and has it registered.
Questions about your situation?
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