In Switzerland, notaries practice their profession in strict legal frameworks, which are defined at the cantonal level. In particular, the swisNot notarial network, founded on the principles of impartiality, competence, dynamism and, of course, strict respect for professional secrecy, was created on 1 January 2000.

• Immovable   
• Sales Promises and Forward Sales     
• Acts of sale and purchase     
• Mortgage and mortgage schedules     
• Donations     
• Divisions and plot meetings     
• Servitudes     
• Surface rights     
• Properties by floors     
• Real estate gains and gains tax     
• Tax on capital appreciation     
• Real estate companies (SI) and real estate companies of tenants (SIAL).     
• Successions     
• Certificates of heirs     
• Inventory     
• Tax declarations of succession     
• Cadastral changes     
• Inheritance shares     
• Company     
• Constitution of SA and Sàrl     
• Building foundations     
• Establishment of associations     
• Mergers, divisions, transformations and transfers of assets     
• Amendments to Articles of Association     
• Liquidation     
• Entries and cancellations from the Swiss Commercial Register     
• Legalizations     
• Legalization of signatures     
• Compliant copies of documents     
• Heritage planning     
• Wedding Contracts     
• Registered partnership agreements     
• Donations     
• Mandates for incapacity     
• Wills and holographs     
• Inheritance pacts     
• Union     Donation     Last Will     Various     Guarantees     
• Power of Attorney     Deposit     Escrow Agent     Various attestations