PRIVATE P2 WORKING PAGE — not an active pilot yet.

Scope. Belarus real-estate inheritance, registration and disposal while the owner/heir is abroad, with separate treatment of remote notarial outputs and downstream No.278 representation barriers.

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Draft real-estate solution in brief

Do not collapse inheritance, title registration and sale/donation into one “property POA” problem. The current project framework gives a mixed route. A Belarus inheritance certificate may fall within the verified remote-notarial route. But downstream state registration of the inherited right, and later alienation/pledge of Belarus real estate, can trigger Annex 1 / No.278 item 2.1 representation rules requiring personal action or a Belarus-executed POA for a Belarusian citizen. Thus a person can successfully obtain the inheritance certificate remotely and still be unable to register or dispose of the property from Spain. The practical solution is inheritance/notarial output → registration of right → transaction/alienation → representation test at each stage, with a formal impossibility finding when the chain stops.

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Primary project record: Belarus real-estate registration/disposal from abroad — access/representation

Remote-notarial cross-reference: P2-D3 — Remote Belarusian notarial actions

1. Split the property chain

At minimum separate:

  1. inheritance/succession notarial act;
  2. inheritance certificate;
  3. state registration of title;
  4. later sale/donation/pledge;
  5. registry information/extracts;
  6. tax/payment consequences.

A route that works for stage 2 does not automatically work for stages 3–4.

2. Inheritance certificate

The verified remote-notarial framework may allow certain inheritance outputs from abroad.

Use the exact remote-notarial action and filing route.

Do not infer that remote inheritance certification authorises later property registration by the same remote mechanism.

3. Registration of real-estate right

The project records Law No.133-Z and State Property Committee regulations No.29/35/38/39 as the current registration framework.