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THAI NOTARY LAW
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Power of attorney signed in Thailand for use in United States

A mandate signed in Thailand for use in the United States is governed by state law, not one federal rule. Real-estate and closing documents must follow the wording and form of the state where the property sits.

Destination is an Apostille partyYes
Apostille and ThailandEnters into force on 28 February 2027
Steps in the chain4 steps, excluding the queue at the receiving body

The certification chain step by step

  1. Always obtain the form from the title company, escrow agent or attorney in the destination state first.
  2. Sign before a Notarial Services Attorney in Thailand, or before a US consular officer in Thailand.
  3. If certified in Thailand, add Department of Consular Affairs certification and follow the route the destination state accepts.
  4. Ship originals by a tracked courier — closings normally require wet-ink originals.

Common use cases

Before you start

  1. Confirm whether the recipient needs an acknowledgment or a jurat certificate — the wording differs.
  2. Check witness requirements; some states require two witnesses on real-property documents.
  3. Match the name spelling to the US deed or account record, not only to the passport.

Cautions and common rejection causes

We pre-check files to reduce the chance of rejection; the receiving authority alone decides acceptance.

Country-specific sources

Other destination countries

Let us sequence the chain for you

Tell us the purpose and the receiving body in United States by phone, LINE or email, Mon-Sat 9:00-18:00.

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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.