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Chile » The Purchase Process
Purchase and Sale Contract in the Chilean Legal System is usually consensual, (it exist and has legal authority from the moment the buyer and seller agree what to sell and for how much) except in those cases where the law requires certain formalities. In the case of real estate the contract is not perfect or valid until the signing of a formal document called escritura pública. In order to get this document (which contains the contract itself) the text must be written in a certain format, in most cases prepared by an attorney. The draft prepared by the attorney must be transfered to an archive copy, usually a task for the Notary staff, and that copy is signed by the parties at the Notary's office. This formality does not imply just signing a document at the Notary. It is a special type of document that will become part of an Archive or Public Record at the Notary itself. At this point you just have a title. In order to be the actual owner of the property you must take a copy of the formalized contract and complete the ownership inscription at the Property Archive of the Registry.
What you must have to own a property in Chile
Before signing the contract you must have
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