What documents should I bring to the appointment?
Cluster: Notary Public Thailand — the basics
Bring: 1) the original document(s) to be notarised, 2) valid ID or passport for every signatory, 3) a company affidavit (for corporates) issued within 3 months, 4) a Power of Attorney if you cannot attend, and 5) any evidence required by the document type (e.g. house registration for proof of address). We pre-check via LINE before the appointment so no repeat trips are needed. Fees contact our team for a quote (phone/LINE/email)
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The most common questions Thai and foreign clients ask before booking a Notarial Services Attorney in Thailand — covering fees, turnaround, and how documents are accepted overseas.
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