Is it possible to take the case from the notary if he does it for a very long time?

If we are talking about an inheritance case, then no.

You can change the notary only in the following cases:

• the fact of the simultaneous opening of several inheritance cases was established. The inheritance case will be transferred to the notary at which, according to the paper carriers, the inheritance case was opened earlier;

• the activity of a private notary in which an inheritance case has been opened - terminated, stopped or temporarily blocked or canceled access to the State Register of Rights. But the transfer of such a case will take place upon the application of all the heirs who accepted the inheritance and the authenticity of their signatures on the applications must be notarized. The application must also indicate to which notary the unfinished inheritance case is transferred;

• there are also cases when one of the heirs, who submitted an application for acceptance of inheritance, died before receiving the certificate of the right to inheritance, a copy of the inheritance case is sent to the notary who initiated the inheritance case after such a deceased heir. A copy of the inheritance case is sent only at the written request of the notary, in whose proceedings is the inheritance case after the deceased heir; This is possible in a situation where the inheritance case is filed in a multi-member state notary office (two or more state notaries work in such an office), since the documents are stored in the archives of the office, and not at the state notary personally. In connection with this, the heir can apply to any other public notary of this office to register his inheritance rights.