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Registration certificate expiration under Law 17.801 is calculated based on the notary jurisdiction and issue date. This determines the exact validity period and remaining days to ensure the Priority Reserve remains active for deed signing.

The traffic light system visualizes certificate validity status using Green, Yellow, and Red indicators based on remaining days. It provides actionable recommendations like requesting an extension or a new certificate when status changes.

To check domain or inhibition certificate validity before signing a deed, input the issue date and jurisdiction. The system calculates remaining days and confirms whether the Priority Reserve is currently valid.

Notary jurisdiction directly affects the legal term of a registration certificate. Validity periods differ for local, provincial, and inter-provincial jurisdictions, changing the calculated expiration date and required actions.

You should request a new domain certificate when the current one expires or reaches Red status in the traffic light system. An extension is recommended for Yellow status, while Red status invalidates the Priority Reserve.

Yes, you can manage certificates for inter-provincial jurisdictions. The legal term calculation supports local, provincial, and inter-provincial jurisdictions to accurately determine expiration dates and Priority Reserve validity.