Notary Public in Phuket — Notarial Services Attorney (2026)

Visit our Phuket office in person, or email the draft for review before your signing appointment (do not pre-sign). We can forward the file to the MFA in Bangkok for you. 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.

Power of Attorney · Affidavit / statutory declaration · Certified true copies of passport and Thai ID · Parental consent letter for a child travelling abroad · POA to sell overseas real estate · KYC identity verification forms for foreign banks and brokers

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.