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Providing Legal Advisor

Working with a lawyer on title checks, contract review, powers of attorney and citizenship applications.

  • Examining the title and any restrictions
  • The preliminary sale contract
  • Making the payment safe
  • Drawing up the power of attorney
  • Representation in the citizenship application

How we carry this service out

The steps describe what the work covers, not the order it follows.

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The title is examined before the purchase

Whether the register shows a mortgage, an attachment, an easement or a restriction on sale; whether the zoning matches the description on the deed; whether the occupancy permit has been issued — all of this is examined BEFORE the sale. Having the check done after the transfer does not solve the problem, it merely reveals it.

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The contract and payment security

When buying off-plan, having the preliminary sale contract drawn up before a notary and noted on the title strengthens the buyer's position if delivery is late. Making payments through a bank and in step with the transfer both protects the buyer and satisfies the documentary requirement of a citizenship application.

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If you cannot be in the country, matters can be handled under a power of attorney. Its scope is kept narrow: only the transaction in hand and the powers that transaction requires. A power drawn up abroad must be executed at a Turkish consulate or carry an apostille.

Contact

Let us talk about your own situation and settle in conversation what you actually need.

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