What documents and precautions apply to Notary Public certification in Thailand of a power of attorney for a US Embassy or USCIS filing?
Yes — under Thai Lawyers Council practice, Documents to prepare: (a) original documents, (b) signatory's passport or Thai ID, (c) latest company affidavit (for corporate signatories), (d) destination country — we then advise the exact certification format that country expects, avoiding rework..
Yes — under Thai Lawyers Council practice, Documents to prepare: (a) original documents, (b) signatory's passport or Thai ID, (c) latest company affidavit (for corporate signatories), (d) destination country — we then advise the exact certification format that country expects, avoiding rework. Always specify the destination country so we choose the correct legalization chain (MFA + embassy).
Quick facts
- Fee: quoted on request per signature (approx. USD $45–$240)
- Turnaround: Standard 1–3 business days; same-day possible before 12:00.
- Office: Latprao 95, Bangkok — Mon–Sat 9:00–18:00 (mobile & courier available)
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