Notary & PPAT Services Kuta, Kab Badung, Bali
In Indonesia, a notary is a state-appointed public official, not simply a witness to your signature. Property transfers require a second layer: a PPAT, a licensed land deed official whose authority is strictly limited to the regency where they are registered.
Vidhi Law Office handles all notarization and land deed work in-house through our professional English-speaking notary. We keep your property purchase, PT PMA incorporation, or power of attorney securely under one roof.
This guarantees absolute clarity on what you are signing and eliminates the risk of miscommunication when executing documents across Bali, Lombok, and Sumbawa.
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Property Sale and Purchase Deeds (AJB)
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Lease Deeds for Foreign Leaseholders
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Company Incorporation Documents
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Powers of Attorney
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Legalized Translations
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Wills and Marital Property Agreements
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Wills and Marital Property Agreements
FAQ
Q: What is the difference between a notary and a PPAT in Bali?
A notary authenticates many kinds of legal documents, while a PPAT is specifically authorized to execute land transfer deeds. For property transfers, PPAT involvement is essential.
Q: Do I need a notary to buy property in Bali?
Yes. A PPAT is required for the sale-and-purchase deed that transfers land rights. Without the proper deed, the transfer is not legally complete.
Q: Can a foreign national sign a power of attorney in Bali through VLO?
Yes. VLO’s notary can prepare and authenticate powers of attorney for foreign clients, subject to the document’s intended use and any legalization requirements abroad.
Q: Does VLO’s notary handle PT PMA incorporation documents?
Yes. Company incorporation deeds, shareholder documents, and related PT PMA paperwork can be handled in-house.
