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Notary Public in Pathum Thani — Notarial Services Attorney (2026)

Pathum Thani is home to major universities and the Navanakorn industrial estate, so notarial work centres on education documents for overseas study and corporate documents for local manufacturers.

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Most requested notarisations in Pathum Thani

Appointments and document handling in Pathum Thani

Appointments around Rangsit or Navanakorn, or meet at our Bangkok office which is closer to the MFA.

Turnaround: Notarisation is completed the same day by appointment; add 2–3 working days if MFA legalisation is required (same-day express available at extra cost). Embassy attestation timing depends on each mission's queue.

Certification chain for Thai documents used abroad

  1. A registered notarial services attorney witnesses your signature or certifies the true copy (you must sign in person)
  2. Translation into the destination language by a translator the receiving authority accepts, if required
  3. Legalisation at the Legalisation Division, Department of Consular Affairs, MFA (Chaeng Watthana)
  4. Attestation at the destination country's embassy or consulate in Thailand, where required

Notary FAQ — Pathum Thani

Where can I find a notary public in Pathum Thani?

Appointments around Rangsit or Navanakorn, or meet at our Bangkok office which is closer to the MFA. Documents are certified by a Notarial Services Attorney registered with the Lawyers Council of Thailand under the 2008 regulation on the registration of notarial services attorneys; you can verify the licence before instructing us.

Which documents are most often notarised in Pathum Thani?

Power of Attorney · Affidavit / statutory declaration · Certified true copies of passport and Thai ID · Parental consent letter for a child travelling abroad · Certified copies of transcripts, degrees and academic records

How long does notarisation take in Pathum Thani?

Notarisation is completed the same day by appointment; add 2–3 working days if MFA legalisation is required (same-day express available at extra cost). Embassy attestation timing depends on each mission's queue.

How are notary fees calculated in Pathum Thani?

Fees depend on the number of documents and seals required. Official MFA legalisation fees and embassy attestation fees are charged at the authority's published rates, separately from our professional fee. A written quote is always provided before we start.

Do I have to sign in person?

Yes for signature certification — you must sign in front of the attorney with your original passport or Thai ID. Pre-signed documents must be re-signed. For certified true copies you must present the original document.

Do I need to travel to Bangkok for MFA legalisation after notarising in Pathum Thani?

No. We can be authorised to lodge the documents with the Legalisation Division of the Department of Consular Affairs at Chaeng Watthana, coordinate the destination embassy, and return the documents by registered mail or courier.

Can Thailand issue an apostille?

Not yet. Thailand is not a party to the Hague Apostille Convention, so Thai documents used abroad follow the MFA legalisation route and then attestation at the destination country's embassy or consulate. Please confirm the current status at hcch.net and consular.mfa.go.th before proceeding.

Is a Thai notarial services attorney equivalent to a common-law notary public?

Thailand has no common-law notary public office. Instead, a registered Notarial Services Attorney performs signature witnessing, certified copies and affidavits, and this certification is accepted by foreign authorities once it has passed MFA legalisation.

Do you guarantee the receiving authority will accept the document?

No — acceptance is at the discretion of the receiving authority. We check the format, the spelling of names against your passport, document validity periods and the order of certification beforehand, and we redo the work at no charge if the error is ours.

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Professional framework: Lawyers Council of Thailand regulation on the registration of notarial services attorneys, B.E. 2551 (2008) · Legalisation procedure per the Department of Consular Affairs (consular.mfa.go.th) · Hague Convention status per hcch.net — fees and processing times can change; always confirm with the responsible authority before proceeding.

Official sources referenced

Government fees and processing times on this page were last verified in July 2026 by our Notarial Services Attorneys registered with the Lawyers Council of Thailand. Figures follow published agency schedules, may change without notice, and actual turnaround depends on each authority's queue. Please reconfirm with the issuing authority before you file.