Loei
Notary Services in Loei — Document Certification by Notarial Services Attorney
In Thailand, notarial work is performed by a Notarial Services Attorney registered with the Lawyers Council of Thailand — unlike many countries where Notary Public is a distinct office, here a licensed attorney holds this authority. Common services include certifying powers of attorney (POA), documents for overseas study applications, status certificates, certified translations, and affidavits for embassy submissions. Notarised documents often need onward legalisation at the Department of Consular Affairs (MFA) or the destination embassy, depending on how they will be used.
Scope of notary public work in Loei
- Signature certification
- True-copy attestation
- Translation certification
- Power of attorney (POA) for overseas use
- Affidavits for embassy submissions
Process
- 1Submit originals and copies in advance for review
- 2Schedule signing in person at the office
- 3Notarial Services Attorney issues certification and seal
- 4Submit to MFA Legalisation or relevant embassy as needed
Documents to prepare
- •Original document to be notarised
- •Signer's Thai ID or passport
- •Authority documents (if signing on behalf of a legal entity)
Courts we appear at in Loei
- •Loei Provincial Court
- •Loei Juvenile and Family Court
- •Region 4 Labor Court (Khon Kaen)
Loei, Wang Saphung, Chiang Khan, Dan Sai, Phu Ruea, and nearby districts
Contact our Loei attorneys
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Frequently asked questions — notary public in Loei
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Notarisation is generally charged per document or per matter, depending on the type of certification (signature, true copy, translation, or affidavit), the number of documents, and urgency. Documents that require translation and verification cost more than a simple signature certification. For a precise figure, send us a sample to review and we will quote in writing with no hidden fees. Call +66 92 254 2045.