📋 Tender Overview
They will fill the vacant notary positions after passing a rigorous evaluation in the public merit contest. With them, the capital now has 163 notaries who provide public faith and authenticity to the acts and contracts that are celebrated. The Ministry of Justice and Human Rights (MINJUSDH), through the Notary Council, the body in charge of supervising the correct exercise of the notarial function, reports that 26 lawyers have passed a rigorous evaluation and are qualified to practice as notaries.
In this way, new notaries are added to fill the positions in Lima before the end of the year: Jorge Guillermo Gutierrez Diaz, who will practice his function in the district of San Isidro; Rodrigo Galvez Martin, Leonev Preguntegui Garrafa and Augusto Rodriguez Lopez, will work in Cercado de Lima; while Jose Cirilo Flores Quille and Walter Hernandez Martinez, in Comas and Ivan Ciro Galvez Rivas and Luis Aliaga Huaripata, in the district of Lurigancho.
Meanwhile, the seats in the districts of San Miguel, Santa Anita, Pueblo Libre, San Luis, La Molina and San Juan de Miraflores were occupied by Domingo Adolfo Pariamachi Alvarado, Elard Becerra Coronado, Eduar Rubio Barboza, Emilio Galdos Villena, Victor Corante Morales and Carlos Yabar Palomino, respectively. In Villa El Salvador, San Martin de Porres, Villa Maria del Triunfo, Puente Piedra, Punta Hermosa, Cieneguilla, Chaclacayo, Pucusana, San Bartolo, Punta Negra, Santa Rosa and Santa Maria del Mar, the approved lawyers were Gelner Morocho Nunez, Luis Eduardo De la Cruz Rabines, William Liov Saravia Palomino, Alfonso Buenaventura Aguilar, Edgar Cuadros Ochoa, Gina Guevara Ruiz, Dante Velazco Tejeda, Elmer Jaimes Jaimes, Sylvana Gannina Arispe Alburqueque, Luis Chacaliaza Garrido, Leonel Alvarez Villacorta and Luisa Cristina Lay Brenner.
The 26 new notaries occupy the positions after having participated in a public merit contest, passing a rigorous evaluation, who will be in charge of providing confidence to society by ensuring that documents and contracts are fully valid.
With them, the capital now has 163 notaries. This is how the MINJUSDH has been promoting the appointment of notaries through a public competition based on merit, as the only way of accessing the notarial function, in order to fill the vacant notarial positions in the national territory with suitable professionals who can give public faith and authenticity to the acts and contracts that are celebrated.
