Frequently Asked Questions

DeedSigning assists with document preparation, coordination with notaries, signing appointments, and legal review to ensure a smooth property sale process in Switzerland.

You can schedule an appointment by contacting us via the form, email, or phone. We will propose available slots at our Vevey office or arrange a remote signing session.

To complete a deed signing, you need the original title deed, a valid form of identification (passport or national ID), proof of address, and any municipal certificates required by your canton. Additional documents such as power of attorney or company registrations may be necessary if you act on behalf of another party.

The duration depends on the canton and the complexity of the transaction. Once all documents are prepared and notarization is scheduled, the actual signing appointment often takes under an hour. Pre-appointment preparation and verification may add a few days to the overall timeline.

Yes, remote signing is available under Swiss law through digital notarization platforms recognized by local authorities. We guide you through secure identity verification, electronic signature procedures, and submission of certified documents.

Swiss notaries must verify identities in person or via approved video verification tools, confirm the parties’ understanding of the deed, and record the act in the official register. Fees vary by canton and are disclosed before your appointment.