• Marriage contract.
• Agreement on the procedure for raising a child/children.
• Determination of the child's place of residence.
• Agreement on the procedure for exercising parental rights.
• Agreement on alimony payment by a grandparent.
• Agreement on alimony payment by a parent.
• Agreement on the division of common property acquired by spouses during marriage.

Power of Attorney on behalf of individuals and legal entities:
• PoA for the right to use and/or dispose of property.
• PoA for the right to use and/or dispose of vehicles.
• PoA for the right to use and/or dispose of deposit and other accounts.
• Power of Attorney for property management:
• PoA for vehicle management.
• PoA for management of deposit and other accounts.
• PoA for accompanying a child/children abroad or within the territory of the Republic of Kazakhstan.
• PoA for processing real estate documents.
• PoA for processing and receiving a pension.
• PoA for citizen registration (residency).
• PoA for obtaining a visa.
• PoA for representation of interests in state, law enforcement, and other bodies.
• PoA for handling inheritance cases.
• PoA for the sale/gift of real estate/vehicles.
• PoA for handling civil, criminal, and administrative cases.
• Other powers of attorney provided for by the legislation of the Republic of Kazakhstan.

Consent:
• Spouse's consent for the purchase/sale of real estate/auto.
• Consent of one parent for a child's departure abroad, for accompanying children, for children's travel or flight, including without leaving abroad.
• Consent for permanent residence abroad.
• Consent for renunciation of citizenship.
• Consent for child adoption from a parent.
• Consent for pledging real estate.
• Consent for the acquisition of a share.
• Consent to provide real estate for a legal address.
• Consent for temporary/permanent registration.
• Spouses' consent for dissolution of marriage.
• Other consents, waivers of rights, obligations.

• Mortgage housing loan agreement.
• Contract of sale, gift, or exchange of real estate.
• Apartment/real estate lease agreement.
• Registration (purchase/sale/gift) of an apartment share.
• Rent (annuity) agreement.
• Pledge agreement.
• Real estate gift agreement with dependency.
• Agreement on alienation of shares in common property rights (sale, gift, exchange, etc.), including to a co-owner.
• Sale of a share of land plots.
• Sale of immovable property belonging to a minor/limited capability person.

• Issuance of a certificate of the right to inheritance by law and by will to children (including adopted), spouse, parents, full siblings of the testator for monetary deposits, funds in bank accounts, rights to closed accounts for unreceived pensions, and benefits.
• Taking measures to protect hereditary property.
• Issuance of a certificate of the right to inheritance by law and by will to other heirs.
• Issuance of a certificate of ownership of a share in the common property of spouses, issued to the surviving spouse.
• Testament with an obligation.
• Testament with execution of the will;
• Testament with the presence of an heir.
• Testament with a secret will;
• Testament with a witness.

• Securing evidence located on the Internet by a notary.
• Protocol of website inspection by a notary.
• Protocol of WhatsApp correspondence inspection, recording of audio recording by a notary.

• Residential or non-residential premises lease agreement.
• Loan agreement, the subject of which is subject to valuation, depending on the transaction amount.
• Agreement for gratuitous use of residential or non-residential premises.
• Agreement on modification or termination of any notarized contract.
• Agreement on the determination (allocation) of shares.
• Agreement on modification or termination of previously concluded contracts.
• Surrogacy agreement.
• Exchange agreement.
• Surety and guarantee agreement.
• Other contracts and agreements provided for by the legislation of the Republic of Kazakhstan.

• Certificate attesting to the fact that a citizen is alive.
• Certificate of a citizen being in a certain place.
• Certificate of identity of a citizen with the person depicted in a photograph.
• Certificate of transfer of documents.
• Witnessing the authenticity of a signature.
• Witnessing a copy of an original document.
• Witnessing a translation from one language to another.
• Witnessing documents for Apostille.
• Witnessing the authenticity of a signature on bank documents.
• Certificate of storage of documents and securities; Warranty obligations and sureties.
• Other documents permitted by the law of the Republic of Kazakhstan.

Yes, in Kazakhstan, alimony is withheld from income under civil law contracts (GPC) if such contracts are not one-time in nature, and assuming there is a corresponding executive writ.

Yes, a marriage contract in Kazakhstan can be changed. This is done either by mutual consent of the spouses by concluding an agreement to modify the contract at a notary, or through the court if one party fails to obtain the other party's consent. The agreement to modify the contract must be executed in the same form as the marriage contract itself.

From the point of view of law and practice, a notarial form of a loan agreement is the best way to protect yourself as a creditor; it reduces the risk of non-repayment of the loan and simplifies the collection procedure. A receipt is a riskier, though common, option.

Before concluding a gift agreement, it is advisable to clarify if there is a tax. This does not concern close relatives, as they can accept property as a gift without paying Individual Income Tax (IPN). However, anyone who is not a parent/child/spouse of the donor, or their grandchild/grandparent, is required to pay 10% IPN for real estate received as a gift.

Checking the legal purity of a real estate object before pledging is an important stage that minimizes risks for the pledgee (creditor) and ensures the legality of the transaction. A notary can provide significant assistance in this process, as they have access to the necessary registers and databases.

To determine how to conclude a transaction with LLP shares, one must review the provisions of the legal entity's Charter. Alienation of a share of common property of founders and/or shareholders implies that the transaction must be mandatorily certified by a notary. Other participants of the company are endowed with a preemptive right to purchase the share in the LLP, including at a price previously provided for by the Charter. The ownership right of the acquirer of the alienated company share arises only after re-registration.

An executive inscription by a notary is an order for the forced collection of a sum of money or movable property from a debtor in favor of a creditor. It simplifies the collection process for a quick and extra-judicial resolution of the claim. To obtain the inscription, it is necessary that the debt be undisputed and the submitted documents confirm it, and the statute of limitations for collection has not expired.