The determination of the notarized creditor's right which is given executive force shall go through two stages: first, the notarization of the creditor's right to claim payment in the future, and then the issuance of the execution certificate after the unilateral application of the creditor. The enforcement effect of notarization claims lies in their procedural legitimacy and substantive correctness. If there is a procedural error in the determination of a notarized creditor's right, it shall be decided that the claim shall not be accepted, reject the application for enforcement or refuse to be executed according to different circumstances., The notarized party and the interested party shall provide relief through litigation when there is a substantive error in the notarization of the creditor's right. If the performance and execution of a “false” notarized creditor's right may impair the realization of other creditors of the debtor, the debtor's other creditor shall have the right to subrogation to bring a lawsuit of invalidity of the creditor's right and a lawsuit of non-execution. In the event of a dispute over the alteration or expansion of parties, an independent litigation of altering parties shall be established for relief since the notarization of the claim is not limited by the standard time for res judicata of civil judgment.