Check the embassy list first—many accept plain copies, some ask for specific certification.
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Each embassy sets its own supporting-document rules. Notarization helps only where the checklist asks for it—for example, a parental travel consent, translations or certified copies. It does not confirm sufficient funds or approval; the decision rests with the embassy.
Start with: Embassy's current checklist — Provided by Thai Notary Law & Service Co., Ltd., DBD Reg. 0405565001923, Thailand.
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Send a photo/scan in advance so our attorney can review and quote.
Confirm the appointment and recipient requirements; online consultation does not replace required in-person signing.
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.
Read the checklist wording—"notarised", "certified copy" and "sworn translation" are different tasks. A consent for a child travelling with one parent usually needs the consenting parent's ID copy and signing before a certifier. If the list does not ask for it, extra certification is unnecessary.
Names that differ from the passport, translations missing stamps or footnotes, employment letters without letterhead or signatory, and illegible copies. Fix these before certification—certifying does not cure inconsistent information.
1. Download the checklist from the official site or visa centre. 2. Mark items needing certification or translation. 3. Match names, dates and passport numbers. 4. Certify or translate only what is required. 5. Order documents as listed before submission.
No. Certification covers only its stated scope; approval is the embassy's decision.
Most embassies want the bank's own stamped statement or balance letter rather than a notarized copy. Check the checklist.
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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