The broker's public faith
The public broker certifies facts and documents they personally witness. That certificate is legal proof: it protects your version of events before courts, banks, and authorities.
Public faith services
Public faith services
Fact certification
We issue official records of facts, conditions, or situations witnessed by the broker: damages, deliveries, inventories, premises condition, and more.
Signature ratification
Parties sign before the broker and confirm that the contents bind them: ideal for private contracts, leases, and agreements.
Document verification
We compare copies against originals and certify they match: certificates, titles, IDs, and foreign documents.
Notices and demands
We demand payments, deliver notices, or notify important decisions, leaving reliable record of date and content.
How public faith works
How we work
Tell us the fact
You explain what you need to certify and we confirm it is something the broker can witness.
Appearance and identity
We verify the parties' identities and schedule the proceeding where the fact occurs.
Proceeding with faith
The broker witnesses the fact or receives the signatures, and drafts the corresponding record.
Delivery of the certificate
You receive the sealed and numbered faith record, ready to present wherever needed.
Frequent questions
Frequently asked questions
Does a fact certification serve as evidence in court?
Yes. The broker's public faith record has evidentiary value: it proves the fact occurred as described, on the indicated date.
Can I ratify the signature on an already-signed contract?
Yes. In the ratification, parties declare before the broker that the document reflects their will, giving it greater force against third parties.
Can you notify my defaulting tenant?
Yes. The broker performs the payment demand and leaves record of who, when, and how the notice was served; it is a useful prerequisite before filing a lawsuit.
Need to certify a fact?
Describe your situation and we'll tell you if a fact certification, ratification, or other instrument applies, with no obligation.