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hola I have just signed our deeds at the notary do the deeds go straight to the land registry office or back to the solicitors first.
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Deeds(escritura) seem to be different in Spain from the U.K. These are, as far as we have been told, kept by Central Govt. in Spain. We got a copy from our solicitor some months later. Hope this clarifies the situation.
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not really , ,i need to know if from notary to solicitor then land registry office .Or from notary to land registry then to solicitors
--------- ----------- -------------------------- --------- ----------- ------------------------ This message was last edited by meldrew on 10/25/2008.
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It may depend on the notary, but as far as I am aware, the notary does not usually present the deed to the land registry. It is up to the purchaser (or their representative) to organise this. The original deed should be available form the notary within a week or so after signing, I think. I believe you have 30 days from signing in which to present the deeds to the registry.
So, to answer your question: notary - solicitor - registry.
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