sucession certificate

For an affidavit, the stamp paper shall be at Rs.10/- only and the notary shall be attested the affidavit.

There is no such thing called registered or unregistered notary.

You mean to say whether it should be on notarised document  or by registered document.

The succession certificate will be given by court on an order in the succession petition filed by the parties.

A succession certificate is a legal document that establishes the rightful heirs of a deceased person and allows them to inherit the assets. To obtain a succession certificate, you need to determine the appropriate court jurisdiction, prepare an application with details of the deceased and assets involved, gather supporting documents, file the application, attend court hearings, and if approved, the court will issue the certificate to the eligible heirs. It is recommended to consult with a lawyer familiar with succession laws in your jurisdiction for specific guidance.If you are NRI's & need a birth certificate. Then go online with NRIWAY and get your birth certificate required for green card. 

The notary who notarises the document will enter the document particulars in the note book held by him and maintain the same chronologically.

The serial number of the note book is the one generally mentioned in the document that is notarised. It is not mandatory to incorporate the serial number on the document that has been notarised, he can give a separate certificate also mentioning the Sl No. of his note book where the same has been recorded.  

@Pooja(Querist)

I have a hunch that you are mistaking "Genealogical Table"  as "Succession certificate". For getting right advice, you must state the purpose.

Thank you.

Generally, no stamp paper is required for affidavits to be filed in Courts.

please be claer what youwant to know.

The author is mistaking the affidavit given for genealogical tree for succession certificate.

A notary public cannot issue a succession certificate neither he can attest the succession certificate if prepaperd by the successors alone.

The querist may have to approach appropriate court for issuance of succession certificate