European Notarial Network
A Notarial Network for Legal Practice
Helping notaries faced with cross-border questions
Do you deal with successions, the incorporation of companies or marriage contracts containing a cross-border element within the European Union?
Do you want information on the application and transposition of European legislation in your country?
With the European Union’s support, the European Notarial Network (ENN) provides you free of charge with an effective network of interlocutors, practical tools and many online resources.
Log in to know more No account yet? Create one if you are a notary. It’s for free!CHILDREN FROM UKRAINE – ONLINE MULTILINGUAL FORM FOR UKRAINIAN CHILDREN TRAVELING TO AND RESIDING IN THE EUROPEAN UNION
This form enables parents or persons bearing legal responsibility to ensure the care of the minor leaving Ukraine. It is available for fill-in and/or free download and it is fully bilingual. In this way it can be read and completed by Ukrainian residents in their own language and it can be read and understood by the competent authorities in the EU country of destination.
Downloadable in pdf format, it is also possible to complete it online, including via mobile devices, in full or in part, and to download it afterwards.
For more information on refugee children from Ukraine please consult the Children from Ukraine section of the European Union’s e-justice portal.
News
13-Mar-2024
Enhancing EU-wide Protection: ENN Seminar in Brussels (face-to-face only!) on protecting Vulnerable Adults
The event is free of charge and registrations are open via email at cinb-irbn@fednot.be
The tentative program can be found here.
07-Feb-2024
The CNUE launched its new Training programme and the ENN will have a key role in it!
The newly started EL@N II project, a new CNUE coordinated initiative on training co-funded by the EU, will last two years and will count on the cooperative work of national notariats from Austria, Belgium, Croatia, the Czech Republic, Germany, Italy, Lithuania, the Netherlands, Portugal, Slovenia, and Spain, as well as the UINL and the ENRWA. France will support the project as an associated partner.
The objective of the project is to provide the CNUE elearning platform with quality training modules on Successions Law, AML, Cross-border enforcement of Authentic Acts, English for Notaries, and Strengthening gender equality in the notarial practice. different Working Groups, outlining plans for constructing modules on.
The CNUE training platform is embedded in and available through the ENN. Do you want to explore the existing training material ? Join the ENN!
30-Jan-2024
UPDATE: NEW DEADLINE 8 MARCH – External expert for ENN platform evaluation
You will find the complete Call for tenders here.