Request a deed
Ask a participating notary to prepare your sale, succession, procuration or other instrument.
Request a deed →
Property · inheritance · powers of attorney · certificates
Your notaire paperwork, made simple — and finished by a notaire you choose.
An Kreol : prepar ou papye noter lor internet, senp-senp — enn vre noter ki ou swazir pou verifye ek fini.
Buying or selling property, sorting an inheritance, a power of attorney, or just need a certificate or a copy of a deed? Prepare it here in plain language, see what it will cost before you start, and let us fetch the official papers. Then a notaire you choose checks everything and completes it.
You choose your own notaire. The notaire — not this website — gives the advice, signs and completes the deed. We get you ready, guard against fraud, and keep you posted at every step.
✓ Fewer trips, less waiting
✓ Clear cost before you start
✓ Guarded against fraud & double-sales
✓ Completed by a real notaire
Start here
What would you like to do?
You can review the process before providing personal information.
Verify a person or company
Sanctions, PEP, company and beneficial-ownership checks before an important transaction.
Run a verification →Find a notary
Search participating notaries by location, language, service and appointment availability.
Search notaries →Request a birth, marriage or death certificate
Civil-status documents for your file — assisted application, or MoKloud where available.
Request a certificate →Book a signing appointment
Digital, physical or hybrid — the method approved by your notary.
Book an appointment →Due diligence for professionals
KYC/AML, sanctions, PEP and beneficial-ownership checks with a sealed report — for banks, attorneys, notaries and ushers. Pay per use.
Open due diligence → For reporting persons & DNFBPs (KYC/AML workspace) →
Common services
Support for important life and business matters
Each service includes a simple overview, a document checklist and an explanation of the role of the notary.
Property sale and purchase
Prepare for a sale, acquisition, transfer, mortgage or release of charge.
View property servicesSuccession and inheritance
Understand succession documents, declarations, searches and transfer steps.
View succession servicesPower of attorney
Prepare instructions for a trusted person to act on your behalf.
View powers of attorneyDonation and family transfer
Explore transfers between family members and the documents normally required.
View family transfersCompany and secured transactions
Prepare corporate instruments, fixed charges and related supporting documents.
View business servicesNot sure what you need?
Describe your situation and receive a guided indication of the likely notarial service.
Use the guided assistant
How it works
A clear process from first question to signed instrument
The platform helps organise information. The notary independently verifies the matter and remains responsible for the final instrument.
Describe your matter
Answer simple questions without needing to know legal terminology.
Receive your checklist
See the documents, searches and information normally required.
Prepare securely
Upload and organise documents through a secure client space.
Notarial review
Your chosen notary verifies identities, title, capacity and legal requirements.
Sign and complete
The notary finalises, signs, registers and deposits the instrument where required.
Secure electronic signing
Sign securely — from Mauritius or abroad
Prepare your file online and, where the law and the appointed notary permit, complete eligible documents using a secure electronic signature.
Confirm that the document is eligible
The signing route depends on the document type and its statutory form.
Verify your identity securely
ID capture and a live selfie check, reviewed by the notary’s office.
Meet the notary by video where required
For higher-risk documents, a formally logged video meeting confirms identity, understanding and free consent.
Review the final document
You see the precise version you are signing.
Sign using an approved electronic-signature method
Certificate-based signatures with a trusted timestamp — not a pasted image of a signature.
Receive confirmation after notarial completion
The notary certifies, retains and, where permitted, electronically submits your deed.
Remote signing is not available for every instrument. The appointed notary will determine whether electronic, hybrid or physical execution is legally required.
Check remote-signing eligibility Learn about electronic signatures
Transparent information
Understand the likely costs before you proceed
Your estimate distinguishes government duties, registration charges, disbursements, searches, professional fees and any third-party costs.
Estimate my costs
Government duties and taxes
Shown separately
Registration and search fees
Itemised
Notarial professional fees
Clearly identified
Surveyor, valuation or other costs
Where applicable
Every result is an indicative estimate, not a final quotation. Final charges remain subject to the facts of your matter and the quotation issued by the notary.
Participating professionals
Find a notary who matches your needs
Search by location, service, language and appointment preference.
Due diligence
Check before you transact
Verify an individual or company before an important property, succession, lending or business transaction.
Sanctions screening
- UN consolidated list
- Mauritius list of designated parties
PEP identification
- Domestic, foreign and international-organisation PEPs
- Family members and close associates
Company & ownership
- Company verification
- Adverse-information screening
- Beneficial-ownership mapping
- Identity verification
Check myself Check a person Check a company
Searches are conducted against identified sources and may produce possible matches requiring further verification. A search result is not a finding of guilt, innocence or legal approval.
Paid service
Request a deed from your notary
Select the deed or notarial service you need, provide the initial information and ask a participating notary to prepare your file — including any birth, marriage or death certificates the file requires.
Submitting and paying for a request starts the preparation process. It does not guarantee that the deed can be completed in the form requested — the appointed notary must verify the parties, documents, title, capacity, consent and legal requirements.
Appointments
View my signing options
Book your signing appointment
Once your file is ready, schedule the signing method approved by your notary.
Sign digitally
Join a secure online session and electronically sign eligible documents from Mauritius or abroad.
Sign physically
Attend the notary’s office or another approved location with the required original documents.
Use a hybrid process
Complete approved steps online and attend physically for the parts that require in-person execution.
Available signing methods depend on the document, the parties, applicable requirements and approval by the appointed notary.
Practical guides
View all guides →
Understand the process before your appointment
Documents commonly required when selling property
A practical checklist covering title, survey, identity and financing documents.
Read guideWhat happens after a person dies without a will?
An overview of heirs, supporting records and the role of the notary.
Read guideWhen should you make a power of attorney?
Key situations, limitations and safeguards to discuss with your notary.
Read guide
Where responsibility sits
The platform runs the workflow. The notary runs the matter.
Two different jobs, deliberately kept apart. This is the whole of it, on one page, so that nobody has to guess who is answerable for what.
| Notary.mu, the platform | Your participating notary |
|---|---|
| Provides the technical infrastructure | Accepts or declines the instruction |
| Collects preliminary information | Establishes the legally relevant facts |
| Organises the documents you upload | Decides whether those documents are sufficient |
| Generates a preliminary checklist | Approves or amends the definitive checklist |
| Carries messages between you and the étude | Gives the legal and professional advice |
| Runs preliminary screening searches | Makes the professional AML/CFT assessment |
| Provides drafting tools and templates | Controls, approves and answers for the deed |
| Offers appointment slots | Determines attendance and how the deed must be executed |
| Displays indicative calculations | Confirms the duties, charges and professional fees |
| Records workflow events | Completes the professional and statutory acts |
The moment responsibility passes is recorded, and you are told. When a notary accepts your matter you receive a notice naming that notary and the étude responsible. From that point the notary directs the professional preparation of your dossier; Notary.mu continues to provide the secure technical environment and the administrative workflow, and nothing more. Before that moment, nothing you have prepared has been reviewed by anyone.
Trust and responsibility
Technology supports the process. It does not replace the notary.
Notary.mu helps users understand and prepare their matter. Legal verification, professional advice, execution and registration remain under the responsibility of the appointed notary.
Where authorised and technically available, the platform assists the notary in searching connected and digitised registers. Results remain subject to professional verification and to the availability and accuracy of the underlying records.
Human review
Every real matter is reviewed by a qualified participating notary.
Privacy by design
Personal information is collected only when required and handled under published safeguards.
Clear accountability
Operator details, participating professionals, complaints and data policies are openly published.
Begin with confidence
Tell us what you need. We will help you prepare the next step.
For notaries, land surveyors and other professionals
Apply for a professional account, have your professional details verified for platform access, and
receive client dossiers into a restricted workspace where you review documents, request further
information, set your staff's permissions and manage preparation — under your own responsibility,
on your own terms of engagement.
