Are notarised documents really accepted worldwide?
Cluster: Notary Public Thailand — the basics
Yes, provided the destination country's chain is followed: 1) Hague Apostille members accept a single Apostille (Thailand joined in 2023), 2) non-Hague countries require MFA + embassy legalisation, and 3) a handful (e.g. China) still require Consular Legalisation despite being Hague members. We verify destination requirements before starting and re-do work free of charge if a translation error causes rejection.
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