A record of what the attorney saw and when, for use as supporting evidence.
Illustration, not an actual client or office photograph.
Sometimes you need evidence that a document, work or web page existed on a certain date—for a copyright or contract dispute, for example. The attorney can record what was inspected, the date and the method, but does not confirm ownership or truth of content. Evidential weight is for the court or receiving body to decide.
What is recorded: What was seen, date, method — Provided by Thai Notary Law & Service Co., Ltd., DBD Reg. 0405565001923, Thailand.
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Prepare original documents and ID/passport per the checklist below.
Have the attorney inspect originals and perform the appropriate certification; timing is assessed after review.
For paper, the inspected copy is annexed to the certificate. For files or web pages, screenshots, URL, access time and a file hash may be recorded so later alteration can be detected. Ask litigation counsel what format the court or other party expects.
No. Thai copyright arises on creation; notification with the Department of Intellectual Property and an attorney's record are different evidence that can complement each other.
Tell us the document type, pages, signers, language and destination. Staff issue a written quote after reviewing the scope; government or embassy fees are paid separately at the authority's published rate.
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Content updated 7 October 2026 · Website editorial team · General information, not advice on a specific document.
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