Notarial Deed of Lottery: Certify Your Number or Share

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It is a notarial document declaring before a notary who the participants of a shared lottery ticket are and what percentage each one participates.

The notary certifies these declarations, giving them full legal validity as reliable proof of participation agreements.

The price is 245 euros, regardless of the number of participants or the ticket value.

It is a fixed price with no hidden costs that includes the video conference with the notary and the certified document in digital format.

It is not legally mandatory, but it is highly recommended when sharing a ticket among several people.

Without a document proving participation, in case of a prize there may be disputes about who is entitled to which part of it.

There is no limit on the number of participants. You can include as many people as share the ticket.

For very large groups (more than 20 people), contact us to organize the process most efficiently.

To process the Lottery Deed you will need:

• Clear photograph of the lottery ticket
• ID of all participants
• List with name, ID and participation percentage of each person
• Valid digital certificate for electronic signature
• Internet connection for video conference

It is not necessary for all participants to be present. The group representative can attend with everyone's data and documentation.

Each participant will receive a copy of the deed signed by the notary.

The complete process is done in less than 24 business hours from when you submit all required documentation.

The video conference with the notary lasts between 15 and 30 minutes, and once the deed is signed, you receive it in digital format immediately.

Ideally the deed should be made before the draw, but it is also possible to do it afterwards if the prize has not yet been collected.

However, making the deed beforehand is much more advisable because it avoids any subsequent suspicion or conflict.

Yes, you can include several lottery tickets in the same deed, as long as the participants and percentages are the same.

If participants vary between tickets, separate deeds may be necessary.

With the notarial deed, prize distribution is done according to the percentages established in the document.

The deed serves as legal proof to claim your share of the prize and to present to tax authorities for tax purposes.