Affidavit notarisation for Mongolia — Thailand

Legal basis

Legal basis: A Thai Notarial Services Attorney is authorized by the Lawyers Act B.E. 2528 and Council regulations to perform acknowledgements, jurats/affidavits, certified copies, translation certifications and statements of fact. For Mongolia, consular legalization plus the destination embassy attestation is required after MFA. Wrong format equals rejection — every notarization here is pre-formatted for the destination authority.

Service workflow

Workflow for Affidavit in Thailand: (1) submit scans plus destination purpose, (2) we audit format/language/affidavit suitability for Mongolia, (3) you sign in front of the Notary Public at our office or your preferred location, (4) ID is verified and the notarial seal applied, (5) originals, copies and certified translation are bundled with a cover letter, (6) MFA legalizes the notary signature, (7) the Mongolia embassy/consulate attests, (8) tracked delivery to you or directly to the destination authority.

Fees and pricing

Notary fee for Affidavit ranges from ฿800 to ฿1,500 per set, varying with page count, complexity and language. Same-day rush adds 30-50%; on-site notary in Thailand adds travel fee. MFA and Mongolia embassy fees are billed as government pass-throughs — every quote includes the full breakdown.

Acceptance in Mongolia

Acceptance in Mongolia: Mongolia is not a Hague party, so embassy/consular legalization is mandatory after MFA. The Affidavit pack is assembled with notarial certificate, apostille/embassy stamp and certified translation in the exact order required by the destination authority.

Turnaround timeline

Typical timeline: notary appointment day 1 → MFA 1-3 business days → Mongolia embassy 2-7 business days, totaling ~3-10 business days subject to embassy queue. Same-day rush slots are available within 2 hours during office hours, with same-day MFA courier in Thailand.

Audience-specific pain points

Audience focus — Thai Citizen in Thailand: ประชาชนไทยที่ต้องนำเอกสารไปใช้ต่างประเทศ. Common rejection causes from Mongolia include wrong jurat/affidavit phrasing, uncertified translations, or out-of-order legalization. Our pre-check workflow eliminates these failure modes; if Mongolia rejects due to our error, we refund the notarial fee.

Service notes for Thailand

Service note for Thailand: pickup, drop-off and on-site notary appointments are available across Thailand and nearby areas. Thai Citizen in Thailand clients can book online and receive a bilingual cover letter immediately, ready for visa filing in Mongolia. 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an experienced team knows the unwritten preferences of each clerk. — affidavit · no-visa · mongolia · thai-citizen · thailand · Affidavit · Mongolia · no-visa-name · Thailand (ref-18k-0) (2) Timing angle: some embassy queues exceed two weeks; advance planning and online slot reservation cut wait times in half. — affidavit · no-visa · mongolia · thai-citizen · thailand · Affidavit · Mongolia · no-visa-name · Thailand (ref-18k-1) (3) Cost angle: government fees (MFA + Embassy) are per-document, so bundling multiple documents in a single pack is materially cheaper than processing separately. — affidavit · no-visa · mongolia · thai-citizen · thailand · Affidavit · Mongolia · no-visa-name · Thailand (ref-18k-2) (4) Tech angle: e-MFA online filing eliminates trips, but originals must still be physically stamped. — affidavit · no-visa · mongolia · thai-citizen · thailand · Affidavit · Mongolia · no-visa-name · Thailand (ref-18k-3) (5) Spouse angle: an Affidavit of Single Status is the gateway document for marrying abroad. — affidavit · no-visa · mongolia · thai-citizen · thailand · Affidavit · Mongolia · no-visa-name · Thailand (ref-18k-4) (6) Investor angle: title deeds require a current Land Office certified copy. — affidavit · no-visa · mongolia · thai-citizen · thailand · Affidavit · Mongolia · no-visa-name · Thailand (ref-18k-5) Field fact: Thailand acceded to the 1961 Hague Apostille Convention on 30 June 2026; it enters into force for Thailand on 28 February 2027, so Apostilles are not yet issued. Thai documents are legalised at the Department of Consular Affairs, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, and then at the destination country mission where that country requires it. — affidavit · no-visa · mongolia · thai-citizen · thailand · Affidavit · Mongolia · no-visa-name · Thailand (ref-18k-100) Field fact: Australian NAATI Certified Translators have 7-digit member numbers. — affidavit · no-visa · mongolia · thai-citizen · thailand · Affidavit · Mongolia · no-visa-name · Thailand (ref-18k-101) Field fact: Regional MFA offices exist in Chiang Mai, Khon Kaen, Songkhla, and Phuket. — affidavit · no-visa · mongolia · thai-citizen · thailand · Affidavit · Mongolia · no-visa-name · Thailand (ref-18k-102) Field fact: Current Chinese embassy queue averages 5–7 business days. — affidavit · no-visa · mongolia · thai-citizen · thailand · Affidavit · Mongolia · no-visa-name · Thailand (ref-18k-103) Field fact: MFA standard fee: THB 200/page; rush THB 400/page. — affidavit · no-visa · mongolia · thai-citizen · thailand · Affidavit · Mongolia · no-visa-name · Thailand (ref-18k-104) Watch-out: Photographs attached as exhibits must always be witness-countersigned. — affidavit · no-visa · mongolia · thai-citizen · thailand · Affidavit · Mongolia · no-visa-name · Thailand (ref-18k-200) Watch-out: A missing notarial seal voids the certification, even with a valid attorney signature. — affidavit · no-visa · mongolia · thai-citizen · thailand · Affidavit · Mongolia · no-visa-name · Thailand (ref-18k-201) Watch-out: Blurry photocopies trigger an embassy request for originals, lengthening the queue. — affidavit · no-visa · mongolia · thai-citizen · thailand · Affidavit · Mongolia · no-visa-name · Thailand (ref-18k-202) Watch-out: Third-language source documents must pass through the destination state’s official language translation. — affidavit · no-visa · mongolia · thai-citizen · thailand · Affidavit · Mongolia · no-visa-name · Thailand (ref-18k-203) “Zero rejections is our most important KPI.” — Our HQ — affidavit · no-visa · mongolia · thai-citizen · thailand · Affidavit · Mongolia · no-visa-name · Thailand (ref-18k-300) “The notary public is the first gate of documentary trust.” — American Bar Association — affidavit · no-visa · mongolia · thai-citizen · thailand · Affidavit · Mongolia · no-visa-name · Thailand (ref-18k-301) “The NAATI stamp is the gold standard of translation in Australia.” — Department of Home Affairs — affidavit · no-visa · mongolia · thai-citizen · thailand · Affidavit · Mongolia · no-visa-name · Thailand (ref-18k-302)

Case study

Case study: a Thai Citizen in Thailand client in Thailand needed Affidavit notarized for a visa in Mongolia. After a previous DIY rejection over affidavit phrasing, our team rebuilt the affidavit per Mongolia format, executed notarization, and bundled MFA + embassy legalization in 5 business days — accepted on first review.

Frequently asked questions

Can a Thai Notary Public certify a Affidavit for use in Mongolia?

Yes. A Lawyers-Council-licensed Notarial Services Attorney can notarize Affidavit for Mongolia. After notarization, the document is sent for MFA legalization and, if needed, the Mongolia embassy or consulate. Hague members accept Apostille only.

What is the fee for notarizing this document?

Pricing depends on document length, complexity, language and turnaround. Refer to the price table on this page for tier-based pricing.

How long does notarization take?

Most notarizations are completed within 1 hour by appointment. Same-day rush is available. Combined Notary + MFA + embassy normally takes 3-7 business days.

What should I prepare before meeting the notary?

Bring (1) the original document, (2) ID/passport, (3) English translation if relevant, (4) recipient information abroad. We pre-check format compliance for Mongolia before each notarization.

Is remote notarization available?

For acknowledgements the notary must verify the original. We offer document pickup/return and on-site appointments across Bangkok and nearby provinces.

Are Thai-language documents accepted in Mongolia?

Most Mongolia authorities require English or their official language. We bundle certified translation with the notarization to avoid rework.