Notarial Services Catalogue · 20 items
Document certification by registered Notarial Services Attorneys in Thailand
Every certification below is executed by a lawyer registered as a Notarial Services Attorney with the Lawyers Council of Thailand: parental travel consents, single-status affidavits, powers of attorney, board resolutions, cross-border contracts, academic and financial documents, property and estate paperwork. Each document is signed in the attorney's presence and carries their seal and registration number so the receiving authority can verify it. Ordering is by phone, LINE or email only — there is no online cart.
Personal documents (5 items)
SKU NTR-CONSENT-MINOR
Notarised parental consent letter for a minor
SKU NTR-SINGLE-AFFIDAVIT
Notarised single-status affidavit / statutory declaration
SKU NTR-POA-PERSONAL
Notarised personal power of attorney
SKU NTR-CERTIFIED-COPY
Certified true copy of identity and civil documents
SKU NTR-SIGNATURE-CERT
Signature witnessing and certification
Corporate documents (4 items)
SKU NTR-BOARD-RESOLUTION
Notarised board or shareholders' resolution
SKU NTR-CORP-POA
Notarised corporate power of attorney
SKU NTR-SECRETARY-CERT
Notarised secretary or incumbency certificate
SKU NTR-CONTRACT-CROSSBORDER
Notarised cross-border contract or MOU
Academic documents (1 items)
Financial documents (2 items)
Property & estate (3 items)
SKU NTR-LAND-CONTRACT
Notarised property sale or lease contract
SKU NTR-WILL-ESTATE
Notarised will-related and cross-border estate documents
SKU NTR-PRENUP
Notarised prenuptial agreement documents
Legalisation chain (5 items)
SKU NTR-MFA-CHAIN
Consular legalisation and embassy attestation service
SKU NTR-EXPAT-DOCS
Notarisation for foreign nationals residing in Thailand
SKU NTR-MOBILE
Mobile notarial attendance service
SKU NTR-URGENT
Same-day urgent notarisation
SKU NTR-TRANSLATION-BUNDLE
Translation plus translator's certificate bundle
Frequently asked questions
How does a Thai Notarial Services Attorney differ from a common-law notary public?
Thailand has no common-law notary public office. Signature and document certification is performed by a lawyer registered as a Notarial Services Attorney with the Lawyers Council of Thailand under its 2008 regulations. In practice foreign authorities accept the certificate in place of notarisation, but it attests only that the signatory appeared and signed before the attorney — not the truth of the content.
What happens after the document is certified?
Most destinations require onward legalisation at the Legalisation Division, Department of Consular Affairs, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, followed by the destination embassy. Some authorities accept the attorney certificate alone, so always confirm the requirement with the receiving authority first.
Can Thailand issue an Apostille yet?
Not yet. The HCCH Apostille Convention enters into force for Thailand on 28 February 2027. Until then the consular plus embassy chain remains the route for overseas use.
Do you publish fixed prices?
No. The fee depends on the number of copies, the number of signatories, urgency and whether we travel to you. We confirm the exact fee after reviewing your documents and before any work begins.
How do I order?
Call 083-2494999, message LINE @NYC168 or email contact@nyclegal.co.th. There is no online shopping cart — every job starts with a document review.
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Official sources — legalization, apostille, notary
The information on this page follows the official sources below. Always check the latest version before you file.
- Department of Consular Affairs — document legalisation— Ministry of Foreign Affairs
- Legalization e-Service appointment system— Department of Consular Affairs
- HCCH — Apostille Convention (5 October 1961) full text & status table— Hague Conference on Private International Law
- Lawyers Council of Thailand — Notarial Services Attorneys— Lawyers Council of Thailand
- Department of Provincial Administration — civil & family registration— Department of Provincial Administration
- Royal Thai Government Gazette— Royal Thai Government Gazette
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Frequently asked questions
- Does Thailand have notaries public?
- Thailand uses Notarial Services Attorneys registered with the Lawyers Council of Thailand for notarial acts within their permitted scope. Acceptance abroad depends on the recipient. Ask which certifier, wording and any additional authentication it requires; notarial certification is not the same as an Apostille.
- What documents can a Notarial Services Attorney certify?
- Commonly certified items include signatures on powers of attorney, affidavits and statutory declarations, certified true copies of passports and corporate documents, company resolutions and share transfer forms, sponsorship and consent letters, and the identity of a signatory for foreign banks, universities and courts. The attorney certifies the signing act or copy fidelity — not the truth of the content.
- Do I have to sign in person?
- Yes. The attorney must see the signatory in person together with the original passport or Thai ID before certifying a signature, which is the core safeguard of the service. Remote or scanned signatures cannot be certified. Mobile appointments at your office, condominium lobby or a nearby café are available if you cannot come to ours.
- How much does notarial certification cost and how fast is it?
- Attorney notarial certification starts at the current official rate per document, with the final price depending on the number of documents, signatories and whether the appointment is mobile or out of hours. The certification itself is completed during the appointment; only the subsequent MFA and embassy steps add working days.
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