Full document notarization service by licensed Notary Public attorneys. For domestic and international use. request a quotation.
⚖️ Thai Notary Law Team — attorneys registered with the Lawyers Council of Thailand
Notarization is the process where a Notary Public attorney certifies the authenticity of documents, signatures, and copies for legal validity domestically and internationally. Covers signature certification, certified copies, translations, and document content. Fee: request a quotation.
Notarization is a legal process where an attorney licensed as Notary Public by the Lawyers Council of Thailand certifies the authenticity of documents, signatures, or copies by signing, stamping with the Notary Public seal, and issuing certificates. Notarized documents carry the highest legal validity internationally.
Notarization includes several types: 1) Signature Notarization 2) Certified True Copy 3) Translation Notarization 4) Affidavit Notarization 5) Power of Attorney Notarization 6) Consent Letter Notarization 7) Corporate Document Notarization 8) Financial Document Notarization.
Notarization is needed for embassy submissions, international real estate, marriage registration with foreigners, studying abroad, visa applications, foreign company setup, foreign court proceedings, work permits, and cross-border inheritance.
Notarization fee: request a quotation depending on document type, complexity, and quantity. Includes review, certification, seal, and Notary Public certificate. Consular legalization or Apostille has separate fees.
Thai Notary Law has Notarial Services Attorneys with attorneys registered with the Lawyers Council of Thailand. Complete notarization services covering 77 provinces. Transparent pricing, fast 1-3 day processing, free daily consultation via Line @ThaiNotary.
Laws governing Notarization: 1) Lawyers Act B.E. 2528 Section 38 — Notary Public authority. 2) Lawyers Council Regulations on Notary Public B.E. 2551 — professional standards. 3) Civil and Commercial Code — public documents. 4) Hague Convention — Apostille for notarized documents. 5) Thai Court Regulations — notarized documents as evidence. 6) Foreign laws — country-specific requirements. Our attorneys study these laws thoroughly for legally correct service.
Key precautions: 1) Never sign before meeting attorney — must sign in their presence. 2) Verify document information matches ID/passport. 3) Prepare complete documents per attorney checklist. 4) Check destination requirements — some have specific forms. 5) Confirm number of copies needed. 6) Document validity period — some have 3-6 month limits. 7) Language must match destination country. 8) Additional fees for Apostille or consular processing.
Certification is handled by a registered Notarial Services Attorney after confirming the required form of certification.
Physical offices are in Bangkok, Khon Kaen and Udon Thani. Other provinces are served by arranged partner appointments, not permanent branches.
Timing depends on document type, signing requirements and relevant authority queues.
Translator availability and certification format are confirmed for each document set before quotation.
Translation, attorney certification, MFA and embassy steps are separated according to destination requirements.
Document list, process, relevant authority and appointment conditions are stated before confirmation.
Contact Thai Notary Law via Line @ThaiNotary or call 094-895-8999
Specify document type and purpose of use
Send document copies for preliminary review
Receive quotation and schedule appointment
Prepare originals with ID card
Visit attorney at office as scheduled
Attorney reviews documents and verifies identity
Sign documents before attorney (for signature notarization)
Attorney notarizes and stamps documents
Receive notarized documents
Thai Notary Law provides full-service Notary Public, translation, consular/embassy legalization, criminal checks, marriage registration across 77 Thai provinces.
Real work samples from Thai Notary Law —, attorneys registered with the Lawyers Council of Thailand, individual and corporate clients nationwide
Our physical offices are in Bangkok, Khon Kaen and Udon Thani. Other areas are served by appointment, partners and postal or courier document handling. Send a copy and the destination country so staff can confirm the route before an appointment.
Document Notarization is a routine certification handled by our Notarial Services Attorneys following the IUNL/ABA Notary Best Practices adopted by the Lawyers Council. Clients must present originals, valid government-issued ID, and — for companies — a certificate of registration dated within the past six months. The attorney verifies authenticity, compares the signature against official records, and logs the matter in the official Notary Register, which is auditable. For downstream use, the certified document feeds into: (1) HCCH 1961 Apostille for member states; (2) Consular Legalization for non-Hague jurisdictions; (3) submission to bodies that require Notarization such as foreign embassies, overseas courts, parent companies, international IP/trademark filings; and (4) visa and nationality applications.
2008 Lawyers Council Regulation on the Registration of Notarial Services Attorneys.
Apostille takes effect for Thailand on 28 Feb 2027; until then, MFA and embassy legalisation.
Lawyers Council enforces ethics and continuing competence; the Notary Register is fully auditable.
Authored by our Notarial Services Attorneys · Professionally reviewed by a senior attorney (Lawyers Council of Thailand) · References: Lawyers Council & MFA Department of Consular Affairs official notices.
Registered Notary Public Firm · Reg. 0405565001923 · Lawyers Council of Thailand
All documents are signed and sealed by Notarial Services Attorneys registered under the Lawyers Council of Thailand B.E. 2551 / 2566 regulations, ready for Consular Legalization at Thailand's MFA and any destination embassy.
Address: 61 Soi Lat Phrao 95 (Prangthip), Khlong Chaokhun Sing, Wang Thonglang, Bangkok 10310, Thailand · On-site parking · Open Mon-Fri 09:00-18:00
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