Notary service
Need official documents notarized for legal use?
Our Notarial Service Attorneys, authorized by the Lawyers Council of Thailand, ensure your documents meet local and international legal standards for seamless use.
What is a notarial service attorney?
While Thailand does not have an official Notary Public, licensed attorneys in Thailand can fulfill the role of a Notarial Services Attorney, undergoing training to provide notary services that encompass the authentication of documents, signatures, affirmatives, identity verification, as well as recognized global acceptance of copies and translations of official documents.
Here is the list of frequently notarized documents:
Frequently notarized documents
- Power of attorney
- Certified true copy of a document
- Copy of passport or ID card
- Birth, marriage, or death certificates
- Educational degree or certificates
- Criminal record certificate
- Legal documents
- Translated documents
- Supporting documents for buying, selling, or transferring of property
- Property deeds
- Proof of address or domicile
- International contracts and agreements
- Bank documents and letters
- Supporting documents for bank account opening
- Company resolutions, minutes, contracts, and reports
- Affidavit, statements, or declaration
- Company documents such as memorandum, articles of association and list of shareholders
- Commercial and personal documents
As Thailand is not a signatory to the Hague Convention on Legalization of Foreign Public Documents, it is important to note that in certain cases, notarized documents obtained in Thailand may require additional authentication or legalization at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Thailand or the respective embassy.
However, Witsaroot L&L can guide you through the specific requirements for notary services and facilitate the certification process with the relevant authorities in Thailand.
Frequently asked questions
If you have any questions regarding legal services in Thailand, our experts are here to help!
Notarization is the process of having a notary public or a qualified attorney certify the authenticity of a document or the signature(s) on a document. The notary public verifies the identity of the signatories, confirms that they are signing willingly and knowingly, and ensures that the document is executed in accordance with applicable laws and regulations. The notary then affixes their official seal or stamp to the document, providing a level of authenticity and credibility to the document for use in legal and official matters.
Notarization adds authenticity, credibility, and legal recognition to documents by verifying identities, deterring fraud, and ensuring compliance with legal requirements. Notarized documents are widely accepted, especially for international use, and play a crucial role in various legal transactions.
A signing agent is a specialized individual, often a notary public, who is authorized to facilitate the signing of important documents, particularly those related to real estate transactions. Signing agents are trained to ensure that the signatories understand the documents they are signing and that the process is executed correctly and in compliance with applicable laws. They may also be responsible for notarizing certain documents during the signing process. The role of a signing agent is to act as a neutral and impartial party, providing assistance and expertise to ensure a smooth and legally compliant signing experience.
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Proof of identity and proof of address are necessary to verify your identity, comply with regulations, and prevent fraud or unauthorized actions in legal and official processes. By providing these documents, you help ensure the accuracy of information and protect against potential risks, ultimately maintaining the integrity and security of the transaction.
Wisaroot L&L offers a comprehensive list of notary services, for examples, please look at Frequently notarized documents above.
For our notary services, our standard fee is 1,500 THB for the first document and 300 THB for each additional document. This includes the notarization process, stamping, and issuance of a notarial certificate. Additional charges may apply for travel expenses or expedited services.
Please note that these prices are subject to change and may vary depending on the specific requirements of your document and location. We recommend contacting our office for an accurate quote tailored to your individual needs.
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