Is a notary-certified copy of a birth certificate different from an amphoe-issued copy?
Cluster: Certified true copies
They are different. An amphoe extract is a freshly-issued government copy; a Notary Certified True Copy is the attorney certification that a photocopy matches the original. Some countries (e.g. USA) accept the Notary CTC alone, but most require both plus a certified translation and Apostille or embassy legalisation. We check destination-country requirements before starting.
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