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Notarial quote in Treviso

Studio Notarile Falcinelli provides free personalised quotes for notarial deeds of every kind: property sales, mortgages, gifts, successions, corporate deeds and trusts. The quote is transparent, detailed and non-binding.

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Fill in the form

Indicate the type of deed and the essential details (value, parties involved, any tax reliefs). A few minutes are enough.

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Receive the estimate

The firm sends a detailed quote by email within 1-2 business days, broken down by cost item.

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Decide at your own pace

The quote is free and non-binding. You can compare, look into it further and proceed only once you confirm the transaction.

What a notarial quote contains

The final cost of a notarial deed in Italy is made up of three distinct items. The firm details each item in the quote to ensure full transparency.

  • Notarial fees

    The Notary's fee for drafting and executing the deed. They depend on the complexity of the matter and the value of the deed.

  • Taxes and duties

    Registration, mortgage and cadastral taxes and VAT where applicable. They are payable to the State and vary according to the type of deed, its value and any reliefs (e.g. first home).

  • Fees, stamp duties and searches

    Out-of-pocket costs: stamp duties, registration and transfer fees, mortgage and cadastral searches, registration and electronic filings.

Notarial fees in Italy have been deregulated since 2012 (Law 27/2012) but remain subject to the principles of transparency, fairness and traceability. The firm always provides a written breakdown of the items before execution.

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Frequently asked questions about notarial quotes

How much does a notarial deed cost in Italy?

The cost depends on three factors: the type of deed, its economic value and the complexity of the matter. The final quote includes notarial fees, taxes and duties payable to the State (registration, mortgage, cadastral, VAT) and fees for searches, stamp duties and registrations. Only the fees are the Notary's remuneration; the other items are amounts the Notary pays on the client's behalf.

Is the quote free and binding?

Yes, the quote is completely free and non-binding. The firm provides a detailed estimate on request, with no obligation to proceed with the matter. You can request several quotes from different notaries and compare them before choosing.

Can you freely choose your Notary?

Yes. In Italy the client always has the right to freely choose their own Notary, even where the matter arises from a bank loan or a sale with another party. Banks, estate agents and sellers may suggest a Notary, but the final choice rests with the client.

Are notarial fees the same for all notaries?

No. Since the 2012 reform (Law no. 27/2012) notarial fees have been deregulated. This means that each Notary may set their own fees, subject to the duty of transparency, fairness and traceability of the charges. This is why it is always advisable to request a detailed quote before choosing.

What is needed to receive an accurate quote?

For a realistic quote it is helpful to provide: the type of deed (sale, mortgage, gift, etc.), the economic value of the transaction, any reliefs (e.g. first home, under-36), the tax status of the parties (private individual or business) and any particular features of the matter (e.g. easements, pre-existing mortgages, inheritance).

When do you pay the Notary?

Taxes and duties are paid at the time the deed is executed, while fees are paid to the Notary at the same time or according to prior arrangements.

How long does it take to receive the quote?

Studio Notarile Falcinelli replies to quote requests within 1-2 business days. For particularly complex cases or those requiring preliminary searches, the timing may be slightly longer: the firm communicates the exact timing after the initial assessment.