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Notary Public services for Taiwan

  • February 21, 2023

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Melbourne Notary Public Services For Taiwan

Are you in Melbourne and need documents notarised for Taiwan by a notary public (公證文件到台灣)? 

Our Melbourne Public Notary regularly notarises documents intended for Taiwan and is fluent in Chinese so can ensure your documents are notarised correctly. In this respect, documents intended for Taiwan follow a different process to Mainland China, specifically documents that are notarised are legalised by the Taipei Economic and Cultural Office in Taiwan. In this respect, documents intended for Taiwan follow a different process to Mainland China, specifically documents that are notarised are legalised by the Taipei Economic and Cultural Office in Melbourne. We can notarise the documents for you as well as complete the authentication and legalisation process on your behalf to ensure you save the time and hassle. Our notary public has notarised many documents for Taiwan without any issues and our signature and seal are registered with the Taipei Economic and Cultural Office. You can find out more about the notarisation process from the Taipei Economic and Cultural Office in Melbourne (click on here). 

Before contacting our office, please ensure you have a lawyer in Taiwan or the document recipient confirm the content and format of any document you want You should confirm their notarisation requirements so that your notarised documents can be accepted and used in Taiwan. You should confirm their notarisation requirements so that your notarised documents can be accepted and used in Taiwan.

Please call our office on 03 9602 3988 for a quote. Alternatively, please send us an email at 03 9602 3988. Alternatively, please send us an email at chuatan@tpg.com.au. You can read more about what we do here. 

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