Felipe Carrasco Zanini Ávila Camacho

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The Notary

The notary is defined as a legal professional vested with public faith by the State and who is in charge of receiving, interpreting, drafting and giving legal form to the will of the persons who come before him and conferring legal authenticity and certainty to the past acts and deeds performed before his faith, through the recording of such acts in public instruments of his authorship. Likewise, the notary acts as legal advisor and counselor to the parties and is bound by professional secrecy.

History of the Notary

The practice of notarial functions and the Carrasco Zanini family have a long history in the notary profession in our country. This shared history is one of the oldest and most traditional. more ...

Its beginnings date back to the late 19th century when Don José Carrasco Zanini, the great-grandfather of notary Felipe Carrasco Zanini Ávila Camacho, was granted the notary license by the then President of the Republic, Don Porfirio Díaz. During his long career of over fifty years as a notary, he stood out as the president of the College of Notaries of the Federal District during the biennium between 1929 and 1930.
Subsequently, in 1946, Felipe Carrasco Zanini, the grandfather of notary Felipe Carrasco Zanini Ávila Camacho, obtained the notary patent number 83 of the Federal District, becoming one of the first people to access the notary profession by passing the opposition exam. Don Felipe practiced the notarial function until 1986 when he retired.
On May 4, 1972, José Felipe Carrasco Zanini Rincón obtained the notary patent number 138 of the Federal District, also by succeeding in the opposition exam. From that moment, he worked as an associate in the protocol of Notary Three, of which his father was the owner until 1986 when they exchanged patents. José Felipe Carrasco Zanini Rincón practiced the notarial function until October 10, 2020, the date of his passing.
Felipe Carrasco Zanini Ávila Camacho began his notarial practices in 2004, and in 2019, he obtained the aspiring notary patent for Mexico City. Subsequently, on June 20, 2023, Felipe Carrasco Zanini Ávila Camacho succeeded in the opposition exam for the position of Notary 185 in Mexico City.
Notary 185 in Mexico City has maintained furniture and documents since the beginning of the joint history between the Carrasco Zanini family and the notarial profession, which have witnessed the same. Additionally, the seriousness and honesty of its various owners and staff have been factors in retaining clientele from generation to generation, making this notary a long-standing institution of tradition and prestige. less ...