Maritime Contract Registry Officer - Salary and Career
Notaries and registrars

Maritime Contract Registry Officer - Career description, activities, functions and salary

Legally formalize the will of the parties, in the exercise of public faith delegated by the state and in accordance with the determinations provided for by law. They register legal acts and facts, such as births, marriages, deaths and others, as well as civil societies, associations and foundations, public and private titles and documents, real estate operations, maritime contracts and maritime vessels, the distribution of titles, lawsuits and other documents, record changes in all these acts and facts. They recognize the veracity of documents and facts, giving the documents legal and public form and authenticity, and advise and provide information to the user of the service. They conserve the collection and manage the utility. Provide information.

How much does an Maritime Contract Registry Officer earn

A Maritime Contract Registry Officer earns between $1.269 and $5.021 per month, with an average monthly salary of $1.960 and a median salary of $1.303 according to an Averwage.com salary survey along with to data of professionals hired and fired by companies in the labor market.

Our research is based on the salaries of 36 professionals hired and dismissed by the period from 06/2021 to 05/2022 (last year).


Salary ranges for the Maritime Contract Registry Officer
Monthly Salary Annual Salary Salary Per Week Hourly Salary
Average wage 1.960 23.517 490 9
1º Quartile 1.269 15.230 317 6
Median Salary 1.303 15.633 326 6
3º Quartile 3.830 45.955 957 18
Higher Salary 5.021 60.258 1.255 23


Professional job categories

  • Science and arts professionals
    • professionals in the legal sciences
      • lawyers, attorneys, notaries
        • notaries and registrars

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Main workplaces

Notaries and registrars they work in notaries, as employers. They work as a team, in a closed environment and during daytime and irregular hours (official registration of natural persons).


What does it take to work in the field of Notaries and registrars

The exercise of these occupations requires a bachelor's degree in Law or ten years of notary's experience. The public faith for the notorial exercise and registration is delegated by contest.


Functions and activities of Maritime Contract Registry Officer

Notaries and registrars must:

  • advise the service user;
  • legal formalize the will of the parties;
  • advise the user of the service;
  • manage the office (notary and registry);
  • provide information;
  • manage the office (notary office and registry);
  • demonstrate personal skills;
  • register legal acts and facts;
  • manage the office (notary and registry);
  • authenticate documents and facts;
  • legal formalize the will of the parties;
  • legally formalize the will of the parties;
  • conserve collection;

    • Activities

    • use patience;
    • issue subpoenas;
    • supervise the payment of taxes;
    • provide information on disposals of assets to the federal revenue service;
    • manage collection;
    • write correctly;
    • archive tax certificates and guides;
    • adapt physical space;
    • receive securities payments;
    • act with civility;
    • register births;
    • recommend search for complementary clearance certificates of goods and persons;
    • register mechanical seals;
    • select material resources for collection conservation;
    • inspect the payment of taxes;
    • register civil capacity and absence;
    • reason logically;
    • register real estate operations;
    • keep up to date;
    • decide quickly;
    • hire employees and third-party services;
    • register private writings;
    • elaborate statistical information;
    • analyze the user's wishes;
    • record amendments to articles of association and minutes;
    • verify the capacity and identification of users;
    • archive documents of individuals and legal entities;
    • register the distribution of titles, lawsuits and other documents;
    • register real estate;
    • express yourself clearly;
    • communicate compliance with a court order;
    • keep confidentiality;
    • clarify the user about the implications of his actions;
    • hire third-party services;
    • write the office's accounting;
    • acting efficiently;
    • register titles and documents;
    • provide certificates;
    • certify the veracity of copies according to the original;
    • draw up public instruments: powers of attorney, wills, deeds of purchase and sale and others;
    • compose collection according to practical criteria;
    • keep confidential;
    • issue notifications;
    • become sensitive to social aspects;
    • select employees;
    • record marital status changes;
    • register civil societies, associations and foundations;
    • acting ethically;
    • cancel records;
    • acquire equipment;
    • advise on mandatory documents;
    • prepare environmental conditions for collection conservation;
    • provide verbal information;
    • inform entities and credit associations of information on protests drawn up and canceled;
    • accept judicial suspensions and protest withdrawals;
    • draft title protests;
    • develop positive social relationships;
    • certify compliance between electronic documents and paper documents;
    • train staff;
    • provide information on the sale of real estate to municipalities;
    • point out solutions to problems;
    • authenticate books;
    • recognize signatures, letters and seals;
    • read the act to the user;
    • analyze the user's will;
    • register maritime contracts;
    • innovate;
    • register deaths;
    • write notarial minutes;
    • collect user signatures;
    • register title protest;
    • coordinate the services;
    • record changes to property data, persons and rights;
    • examine documents;
    • respond to the request for information, judicial and administrative;
    • register marriages;
    • protocol titles;
    • undertake innovations;
    • prenote titles;
    • hire employees and outsourced services;
    • check compliance between electronic documents and paper documents;
    • approve closed will;
    • participate to the services of origin the changes in the facts of civil life;
    • verify capacity and identification of users;
    • listen to the user;
    • pay taxes;
    • record changes to records of titles and documents;
    • provide statistical information for public bodies;
    • collect user taxes;
    • contract services from third parties;
    • register maritime vessels;
    • act with emotional balance;
    • record changes in distribution records;
    • promote the updating of employees;
    • verify compliance of the act with the will of the user;
    • define physical space to accommodate the collection;
    • promote employee updating;
    • support external pressures;
    • employ creativity;
    • act impartially;
    • enroll broadcasting companies, newspapers, magazines and other periodicals;


    Sectors that hire Maritime Contract Registry Officer the most in the job market

    • engineering services
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    • holdings of non-financial institutions
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