Marxer | Notary practice
Notary practice | Liechtenstein & Europe
Notarial services, since 2021.
As a notary practice, we offer high-quality services, in accordance with the Liechtenstein Notary Act. Since the opening of notarial activity in the Principality in 2021, we have provided our services to domestic and foreign clients.
Authentic instruments
The Liechtenstein legislator requires public notarisation for the most important deeds of legal life: the formation of legal entities (company limited by shares), amendments to the articles of legal entities, and deeds relating to real property.
Certifications
Certification of signatures and hand-marks; certification of copies, transcripts and extracts; certification of translations; certification of dates.
Notarisations under foreign law
Liechtenstein notaries may notarise under foreign law so as to serve international clients in the best possible way: issuance of deeds under French law (as a lawyer admitted in Paris); taking of sworn statements (“affidavits”) and comparable forms of declaration; recording of sworn or unsworn witness examinations for use in court proceedings abroad (“pretrial depositions”).
Mobile notary
Where needed, we travel to your company’s offices or to any other desired location (within the territory of Liechtenstein) to draw up public deeds and certifications.
Remote notarisation
The Notary Act allows a public deed to be executed without travelling to Vaduz. The parties are connected to the notary in real time throughout the entire notarisation, through the official system provided for this purpose (Art. 49a NotarG). Your identity is verified by electronic identification, for instance a means of identification recognised in the EEA (Art. 49a(2) NotarG), and the deed is approved by electronic signature (Art. 49c NotarG).
Certain certifications can also be made electronically (Art. 49e NotarG). We tell you at the first conversation whether your deed can be executed remotely.
Frequently asked questions
Can a notarial deed be executed in Liechtenstein without travelling?
Yes, where the deed lends itself to it: the law allows remote notarisation, with the parties connected to the notary in real time throughout, through the official system provided for this purpose (Art. 49a NotarG).
What do I need for a remote notarisation?
An electronic means of identification that allows the notary to identify you unambiguously (Art. 49a(2) NotarG), a stable connection for the entire notarisation and an electronic signature (Art. 49c NotarG). We check these points with you in advance.
Which languages do you work in?
English, French and German.
Notary | Maximilien Marxer
A lawyer admitted to the Paris Bar (since 2012), I practise in the Principality of Liechtenstein as a European lawyer (since 2014) and notary (since 2021). Languages: German, French, English.