Luis Prados Ramos

Notary

Powers and Acts

Powers of Attorney:

The Powers of Attorney They are public documents authorized by a Notary to allow a company or natural person to designate another as their representative, thus being able to act on their behalf in certain legal acts.

The electronic signature allows to send electronically and immediately, authorized copies of powers between different notaries, without the need to send the authorized copy on paper, which will greatly facilitate the granting of the deed.

Spanish powers of attorney are internationally recognized and allow their legal effectiveness to be recognized among the different signatory countries of the Hague Convention.

Notarial Acts:

Notaries, upon request by a party, can issue and authorize minutes where facts and circumstances are recorded, which are known to them or have been witnessed, and which by their nature are not the subject of a contract.

The notarial acts They must be signed by the applicants and initialed by a notary, in the event that one of the applicants could not or did not know how to sign, this must be recorded in the minutes.

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The personal data provided through this website will be processed by the Notary of Mr. Luís Prados Ramos, with CIF 51383902Q, whose contact details are as follows:

Address: C/ Jeromín, 26 Bajo, 28911 Leganés.
Telephone: 910.612.610.
Email: notario@notarialuisprados.com.

The purpose of data processing is to be able to contact the sender of the information, respond to your request or query and do a follow-up. The data will be processed on the legal basis of the consent of the person who provides them. Said consent can be withdrawn at any time, although this will not affect the legality of the treatments carried out previously. The fact of providing the data is voluntary, although, in case of not doing so, it will not be possible to respond to the request, query or claim. Therefore, the communication of your personal data for these purposes is a necessary requirement for us to be able to meet the requests made in this way.

The data will be kept for the time necessary to respond to your request, request, query or claim and to consider it definitively closed. Subsequently, they will be kept as a communications history, unless you request their deletion.

The owner of the data has the right to request access to them, their rectification or deletion, as well as the limitation of their treatment, to oppose it and the portability of their data, in the cases provided for in the General Regulations for the Protection of Data. Faced with any fact that you consider a violation of your rights, you can file a claim with the Spanish Agency for Data Protection, whose contact information can be found at www.aepd.es.

If third-party data is provided, whoever does so assumes the responsibility of informing them in advance of the provisions of article 14 of the General Data Protection Regulation.

The user is responsible for the fact that the information provided through this website is true. For these purposes, it is responsible for the veracity of all the data that it communicates and will keep the information provided properly updated, in such a way that it reflects its real situation. The user will be responsible for the false or inaccurate information that he provides and for the damages that this causes to the Notary Public or to third parties.

This Notary's Office guarantees the security and confidentiality of the personal data provided to it. To this end, it has implemented the security measures of a technical and organizational nature that are necessary to prevent its alteration, loss, treatment or unauthorized access, in accordance with the provisions of the applicable regulations.

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