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- Notary Public ในประเทศไทยคือทนายความที่ขึ้นทะเบียนกับสภาทนายความที่มา: สภาทนายความ · ตรวจสอบล่าสุด 2026-08-24
- เอกสารที่ผ่านการรับรองโดย Notary Public สามารถนำไปใช้ใน 195 ประเทศหลังผ่าน Apostille หรือ MFA Legalizationที่มา: กระทรวงการต่างประเทศ · ตรวจสอบล่าสุด 2026-08-24
- ค่าธรรมเนียมการรับรองเอกสารโดยทนายความเริ่มต้นที่ 1,000-5,000 บาทต่อฉบับที่มา: Thai Notary Pricing 2026 · ตรวจสอบล่าสุด 2026-08-24
Documents to prepare — verified against the authority’s own guidance
This list reflects the requirements published by the responsible authority on the verification date. Authorities may change their conditions, so confirm with the source before lodging.
What to prepare for a Thai Notarial Services Attorney
- The original document to be notarised, together with a copy
- Original passport or national ID card of the signatory
- The signatory must sign in the physical presence of the notarial services attorney
- Company affidavit and seal when signing on behalf of a juristic person（case-dependent）
- A translation of the document when the receiving party requires English（case-dependent）
Thailand has no statutory Notary Public office; the equivalent role is performed by a Notarial Services Attorney registered with the Lawyers Council of Thailand.
Source: Lawyers Council of Thailand · verified on 2026-07-31
The procedure, as the authority publishes it
The steps below are drawn from the procedures the responsible authority publishes itself, with the source and verification date shown. Some steps depend on the case and may change with the authority’s own announcements.
How a Thai Notarial Services Attorney certifies a document
- 1Confirm whether the receiving party needs a signature certification, a certified true copy or a certification of facts — each uses different certification wording.
- 2Bring the original document together with the signer’s valid passport or ID card so the attorney can verify identity.
- 3Sign the document in the attorney’s presence; do not pre-sign when the destination requires signing before the notarial officer.
- 4If signing for a juristic person, present a current company affidavit and evidence of authority to act.Depends on the case
- 5The attorney signs, seals and records the notarial registration number on the certification.
- 6Where the destination requires further authentication, take the document on to the Department of Consular Affairs and/or the destination country’s embassy in that order.Depends on the case
Thailand is not a party to the Apostille Convention, so documents follow the consular–embassy legalization route instead of an apostille.
Lawyers Council of Thailand · Source · verified 2026-08-10
Why submissions get turned back — and how to pre-empt it
Each point restates a condition the responsible authority publishes, with its source and verification date — not statistics or guesswork.
Why a Thai notarial certification is sometimes refused abroad
The document was signed before meeting the attorney
A signature certification states that the signer signed in the attorney’s presence. If it was signed earlier, that fact cannot be certified and the document must be re-signed in person.
The destination asked for an apostille
Thailand is not a party to the Apostille Convention. Thai documents instead run through MFA legalization and then the destination embassy; tell the receiving party this at the outset.
Expired ID, or a name spelled differently from the document
Identity must be verified from an unexpired document, and the spelling in the certification must match the passport the destination will check against.
No current evidence of authority to sign for the company
Certifying a director’s signature relies on a current company affidavit showing signing authority; an outdated affidavit that no longer reflects the authority will be rejected.
Lawyers Council of Thailand · Source · verified 2026-08-10
Comparing service routes against what the recipient requires
Every cell restates a condition published by the responsible authority, with its source and verification date. No fees or unpublished timeframes are stated.
Notarial Services Attorney certification vs MFA legalization
These two routes are not interchangeable. The receiving party decides which one applies, and in many files both are used in sequence.
| Criterion | Notarial Services Attorney | MFA legalization |
|---|---|---|
| Who certifies | A lawyer registered with the Lawyers Council | Department of Consular Affairs, MFA |
| What is certified | The signatory’s signature, the oath taken, and that a copy matches its original | The seal and signature of the official or certifier appearing on the document |
| Document types | Private documents, affidavits, powers of attorney, company papers, passport copies | Thai official documents and translations in the department’s required format |
| Prerequisite | The signatory signs in the attorney’s presence with unexpired photo identification | An original or issuer-certified copy plus a translation matching it exactly |
Source: Lawyers Council of Thailand (Lawyers Act B.E. 2528 s.27 and the regulation on notarial services attorneys) / Department of Consular Affairs, Ministry of Foreign Affairs · verified 2026-08-16
Why Thailand does not issue an Apostille, and what replaces it
Overseas recipients often ask for an "Apostille" by default. This table maps that request onto what Thailand actually issues.
| Criterion | Apostille request | Legalization + embassy route |
|---|---|---|
| Thailand’s status | Thailand is not a party to the Hague Apostille Convention (1961) | The standard route in use in Thailand |
| What is actually issued | No Apostille certificate is issued in Thailand | The MFA legalization stamp followed by the destination embassy’s certification |
| Step afterwards | The file moves to legalization plus certification by the destination embassy | File with the receiving country’s embassy or consulate under its own conditions |
| What to ask the recipient | Ask in writing whether legalization is accepted in place of an Apostille | Confirm which translation language and format that embassy requires |
Source: Department of Consular Affairs, Ministry of Foreign Affairs · verified 2026-08-16
Certified copies: attorney, issuing authority, or self-certification
Recipients differ on who may certify a copy; choosing the wrong certifier is a common rejection cause.
| Criterion | Notarial Services Attorney | Issuing authority | Self-certified copy |
|---|---|---|---|
| Certifier | A lawyer registered with the Lawyers Council | The registrar, school or agency that issued the record | The document holder signs the copy themselves |
| Original required | The original must be produced for sighting | Issued directly from that body’s own register | No third-party sighting takes place |
| Typically used for | Passports, academic records and company papers for overseas use | Official documents that must continue to MFA legalization | Domestic use only, where the recipient allows it |
| Limits | Certifies only that the copy matches the sighted original, not the original’s contents | The MFA generally accepts only issuer-certified versions for legalization | Most overseas recipients will not accept it where further certification follows |
Source: Lawyers Council of Thailand (Lawyers Act B.E. 2528 s.27 and the regulation on notarial services attorneys) · verified 2026-08-16
Sequencing when a document must pass through several authorities
Running the steps out of order forces a restart; this table compares the sequences the authorities set.
| Criterion | Private documents (contracts, affidavits, POAs) | Thai official records (civil registry, marriage records) |
|---|---|---|
| Document type | Documents drawn up by an individual or company | Records issued by Thai government offices |
| Required sequence | Attorney certification → (if required) MFA → destination embassy | Registrar issues/certifies → formatted translation → MFA → destination embassy |
| Common misstep | Going to the embassy first without the required prior certification | Submitting a self-certified copy instead of an issuer-certified one |
| Confirm first | How many steps the recipient requires and in which translation language | The document age the recipient accepts and the MFA’s translation format |
Source: Department of Consular Affairs, Ministry of Foreign Affairs / Lawyers Council of Thailand (Lawyers Act B.E. 2528 s.27 and the regulation on notarial services attorneys) · verified 2026-08-16
Power of attorney: special, general, or the recipient’s own form
An authority scope drafted too broadly or too narrowly is the most frequent reason a recipient refuses a POA.
| Criterion | Special (single-purpose) POA | General POA | Recipient’s prescribed form |
|---|---|---|---|
| Scope of authority | Limited to the transaction or matter named in the text | Covers several categories of act within a stated frame | Pre-set by the bank or body that will act on it |
| Typically required by | Land offices, banks and registries | Companies and recipients that accept broad authority | Overseas banks, insurers and foreign courts |
| Must state | The attorney-in-fact’s name, the reference document number and the permitted acts | The validity period and any limits the grantor wants | Complete every field as instructed; do not alter the printed wording |
| Watch out for | A change in the transaction details requires a fresh instrument | Many registries refuse it because no specific transaction is named | Confirm the current form version before signing |
Source: Lawyers Council of Thailand (Lawyers Act B.E. 2528 s.27 and the regulation on notarial services attorneys) · verified 2026-08-16
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A small enterprise in Thailand wanted to register a subsidiary in Singapore, requiring Notary Public certification and Apostille for 12 documents — MOA, AOA, shareholder minutes, director POA and 3 years of financial statements. We assigned a dedicated project manager covering source-document review, translation by MoJ-registered translators, attorney notarisation and MFA legalisation. The full project closed in 5 business days. The client received all 12 documents in print and digital form, shipped DHL Express to the Singapore counsel — total fee ฿38,400, saving over 70% on travel and coordination versus DIY.
Why Notary Public (Notarial Services Attorney) in Thailand must be performed by a registered Notary Public
Under the Lawyers Council of Thailand's Regulation on Registration of Notarial Services Attorneys B.E. 2551 (revised 2566), only attorneys who have completed the Council's training and biennial registration may sign as a Notarial Services Attorney. Documents notarised by anyone outside this register may be rejected by destination embassies. Our firm employs 6 currently-registered Notarial Services Attorneys, supporting urgent Thailand requests every day, including weekend signings via on-call rotation.
Notary Public (Notarial Services Attorney) in Thailand compared: DIY vs broker vs direct notary law office
DIY: 2-4 trips, 7-14 days, hidden costs in travel/parking/work hours. Broker: cheap headline price but no attorney QC, high rejection risk. Direct notary law office (us): published pricing, 6 registered attorneys signing personally, free re-do guarantee, 1-3 day completion, full tax invoice. For Thailand clients, option 3 wins on time, cost and legal risk.
Notary Public (Notarial Services Attorney) pricing in Thailand
| Tier | Scope | Price (THB) | Turnaround |
|---|---|---|---|
| Standard | Notary Public (Notarial Services Attorney) 1-3 docs in Thailand | ฿1,500 | 2-3 business days |
| Plus | Translation + Notary + Apostille (4-7 docs) | ฿4,750 | 3-5 business days |
| Enterprise | Corporate 8+ docs + dedicated PM | ฿8,000 | 5-7 business days |
Notary Public (Notarial Services Attorney) service timeline
- Day 0Intake via LINE @THAINOTARY or e-Document — 30-minute quotation
- Day 1Notary Public (Notarial Services Attorney) translated by MoJ-registered translators + QC tier 1-2
- Day 2Notarial Services Attorney signs and seals + MFA legalisation if required
- Day 3Delivery to Thailand via EMS / DHL Express + digital files
References & official sources:
- • Lawyers Council of Thailand
- • MFA Department of Consular Affairs
- • HCCH Apostille Convention
- • NAATI Australia
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How much does Notary Public (Notarial Services Attorney) in Thailand cost and how long does it take?
Notary Public (Notarial Services Attorney) in Thailand from THB 1,500, completed in 1-3 business days. Fast turnaround with nationwide and global delivery. Bilingual team supporting Thai citizens and foreigners alike. Call +66-94-895-8999 or LINE @THAINOTARY to get started.
- Starting price
- ฿1,500–฿8,000
- Turnaround
- 1–3 business days (express 1 day)
- Coverage
- 50 BKK districts + 77 provinces + worldwide online
- Certified by
- Notarial attorney licensed by the Lawyers Council of Thailand
- Contact
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- Documents You'll Need — Documents typically required for Notary Public (Notarial Services Attorney) include: the applicant's national ID or passport, the original document to be certified or translated, a clear photocopy, a power of attorney (if a representative is appointed), and any specific supporting documents required by the receiving authority such as application forms or court orders. If the original document is in a language other than Thai or English, a certified translation by a registered translator is required first. We always verify document completeness before starting work to prevent rejection at the receiving end.
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- Comparison: DIY vs Hiring Us — Three options compared: (a) Full DIY — average 18-26 hours per document set including travel and waiting; (b) Hire a general runner — reduced to 8-12 hours but risky on certification accuracy and procedural sequence; (c) Full-service with us — clients spend only 30 minutes total (sending docs + final acceptance), we handle everything else. The real advantage is not price but "hidden cost" — the time you can spend on your primary work, the unquantifiable risk of missing a deal, and the peace of mind of accountable specialists. We offer video-call consultations for Thailand clients who want an attorney to walk them through the documents before signing. Corporate clients calculate that hiring us is 40-60% cheaper than using internal staff for the same task.
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Compare Thai Notary Law Service vs DIY vs typical agencies (price range ฿1,500–฿8,000)
| Criterion | Thai Notary Law Service | DIY | Typical agency |
|---|---|---|---|
| All-in price | ✓ โปร่งใส แจ้งล่วงหน้า | ✗ ค่าธรรมเนียมซ่อน | ~ บวกค่าเอเจน 30-50% |
| Turnaround | ✓ 1-3 วันทำการ | ✗ 7-14 วัน | ~ 3-7 วัน |
| Licensed notarial attorney | ✓ ใช่ | ✗ ไม่มี | ~ ไม่ทุกเคส |
| Worldwide online support | ✓ ส่งทั่วโลก 2,500 บาท | ✗ ต้องเดินทางเอง | ~ บางราย |
| Pre-engagement consultation | ✓ ฟรี ทางไลน์ 24/7 | — | ~ คิดค่าปรึกษา |
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Frequently asked questions
- Which payment methods are accepted?
- Bank transfer, PromptPay, credit/debit card, and full company tax invoices are all supported.
- How much does it cost?
- Pricing starts at THB 1,500 and goes up to about THB 8,000, depending on document type, page count, and certification options.
- Do you guarantee translation accuracy?
- Yes — every translator is MoJ-registered or NAATI-certified, and all work goes through a two-layer QA pass.
- Are revisions charged?
- Minor changes related to the original work are free. Anything substantially new is quoted upfront before any work.
- Do I need to bring original documents?
- Many steps accept clear copies, but Notary Public attestation and MFA legalisation require originals.
- How long does it take?
- Most cases finish within 3 business days depending on document type and page count. Express same-day service is available on request.
- Do I need an appointment?
- Appointments are recommended but walk-ins are welcome at our offices Monday-Saturday, 09:00-18:00.
- Do you handle embassy legalisation?
- Yes — embassy legalisation across embassies and consulates in Thailand in Bangkok, with fees from THB 5,000-12,000 depending on the embassy.
- Do you serve foreign clients?
- Absolutely. Our bilingual Thai-English team supports foreign nationals inside and outside Thailand on a daily basis.
- Can I use the service from Thailand?
- Yes — we offer pickup/delivery in Thailand and tracked courier service so the entire process can be done remotely.
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