Your notarial acts, checked against Québec law.
NotarIA is a compliance copilot for Québec notaries. It reviews draft acts against Québec law — the Civil Code of Québec, LégisQuébec, Justice Canada and CanLII — and cites every finding to its source. The notary reviews, signs and decides.
The whole file, on one platform
Compliance copilot
Flags missing clauses, outdated references and risks; every finding is graded and cited.
Cited legal research
Hybrid retrieval across 74 legal sources; every answer links to its official source.
Title examination
Chain of title per property and location certificate, with deterministic safety nets.
Document generation
Law-grounded drafts the notary reviews before finalization.
8 specialized agents
One agent per major act type — each grounded in Québec law, every finding cited to its source.
Real-estate sale
Sale acts confronted to their specific requirements, from promise to deed.
Mortgage
Notarial form and required clauses checked before signature.
Will
Form and validity checkpoints specific to wills.
Protection mandate
Capacity and homologation points flagged for review.
Succession
Heirs, debts and partition: the points an estate file must address.
Marriage contract
Matrimonial-regime clauses checked against the Civil Code of Québec.
Gift
Form requirements for gifts, including immovables.
Incorporation
Company acts confronted to their registration requirements.
Title examination, link by link
NotarIA rebuilds a property's chain of title from uploaded Land Register documents, then applies deterministic safety nets: chain breaks, undischarged charges, the thirty-year period, grantee/grantor continuity and lot concordance. The location certificate is read item by item (23 items, s. 9 RLRQ c. A-23, r. 10).
Every link is proposed, then confirmed by the notary. The AI never declares a title ‘good and marketable’ — the conclusion belongs to the notary. And because NotarIA has no direct Land Register access, every report states that scope reservation explicitly.
How it works
1. Upload.
Bring a draft act, a Land Register index or a location certificate — by upload or manual entry.
2. Check.
The AI verifies, cites and grades every finding; deterministic nets catch the mechanical checks.
3. Decide.
The notary confirms, rejects and finalizes. Nothing is signed or sent autonomously.
Simple pricing
CAD 69 per user per month, billed monthly — the full product, with a custom Enterprise plan for multi-practice deployments.
Built for Law 25
Data in Canada (Montréal), end-to-end encryption, immutable audit trail, per-practice isolation and Microsoft Entra sign-in.
Frequently asked questions
Does NotarIA replace the notary?
No. NotarIA is an assistant: the notary confirms, rejects, reviews, signs and decides. The AI never acts on its own and is not legal advice.
How much does NotarIA cost?
CAD 69 per user per month, billed monthly. A custom Enterprise plan is available for larger firms.
Reduce your liability. Save hours on every file.
Join the Québec practices securing their acts with NotarIA.
Assistant — not legal advice. The notary reviews, signs and decides on every act.