Notary Public in Bangkok
Notarize and translate your documents all in one convenient location
If you require notarization services in Thailand, Baan Thai provides professional notarial and certified translation services in one convenient location. Our notarial services are accredited by the Lawyers Council of Thailand—the only legally recognized authority for document notarization—and accepted by embassies, government agencies, and other legal institutions. We handle a wide range of documents, including estate planning, corporate, and academic records, and also assist with legalization through the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. For efficient, compliant, and trusted service, visit our office on Wireless Road.
Professional Notarial Services at Baan Thai
If you need legally certified notarization in Thailand, Baan Thai offers comprehensive notary, authentication, and certified translation services—conveniently provided under one roof by qualified legal professionals.
Baan Thai’s notary public in Bangkok provides notarization, authentication, and translation services for:
- Personal Documents for expats:
- Birth certificates
- Marriage certificates
- Educational transcripts and records
- Adoption papers
- Wills and testament documents
- Affidavits and sworn statements
- Business and Corporate Documents:
- Contracts and business agreements
- Corporate resolutions
- Employment contracts and offer letters
- Financial statements and bank documents
- Legal and Transactional Documents:
- Powers of attorney (financial, medical, real estate, etc.)
- Trust documents
- Property sale and lease agreements
- Court documents and legal filings
Process, Fees, Timeline, Requirements
How Does the Notary Process Work?
- Verification of your identity and documents.
- Signing of documents in the presence of our certified Notarial Services Attorney.
- Official notarization with a stamp or seal.
How much does it cost?
Baan Thai charges 2,400 THB for each notarized document at our notary public in Bangkok.
How long does it take?
The notary process is quick and easy. You can be in and out of our office within minutes.
What should you bring?
- Valid government-issued ID (passport, driver’s license, etc.)
- Documents to be notarized (must be unsigned)
- All parties who need to sign the documents
- Payment by cash, credit/debit card, or check
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Popular questions
What is a notary public?
A notary public is a licensed attorney authorized by the government to confirm that a document is legitimate. Notarized documents may be needed when buying property, conducting business transactions, and relocating to a foreign country.
What does a notary public do?
A notary public’s job is to verify the identity of a person, witness the signing of documents, affirm the legitimacy of those documents with a stamp or seal, and in some cases administer oaths. A notary public performs these duties as an unbiased witness with the purpose of deterring fraud.
Why do you need notarized documents in Thailand?
As Thailand is a business hub in Southeast Asia and home to people from all over the world, many people need the services of a Thailand notary public. Just like in any country or bustling city, companies and individuals need notary services for contracts, legal documents, power of attorney, and trusts. Also, as Thailand is home to millions of foreigners, expats also may require notarized translations of important documents. In general, notarized documents are often required in Thailand by institutions, like schools, banks, foreign embassies, and government offices.
Who can notarize a document in Thailand?
Unlike most countries, notary public’s authorized by the government do not exist in Thailand. Instead, a licensed attorney who has undergone further training and certification to become a Notarial Services Attorney can perform notary services. A Notarial Services Attorney must be authorized by the Lawyers Council of Thailand.
Can a notary public advise on related legal issues?
It depends on the country. For example, in the United States, notary publics aren’t allowed to provide legal advice of any kind, including answering questions about different types of notarial certificates. However, in Thailand, because the person providing notary services is a licensed attorney, he or she can provide advice on related legal issues.
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