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Asked by Katie chen from australia | Dec. 28, 2011 22:16

About:Chinese Embassy in Australia

Does Chinese consulate in Canberra provide notarial service?

I have preparied a legal document which needs to be used in China. Does Chinese consulate in Canberra provide notarial service? if "yes", please tell me the procedure. Thanks.

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Answered by Vivian | Dec. 29, 2011 02:49

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Yes, Chinese consulate in Canberra can provide notarial service. The procedure is:
1. the legal document should first notarized by a Notary Public
2. duly authenticated by the Australian Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade
3. at last authenticated by China embassy in Australia

Document(s) required for authentication:
a. A completed "Application Form for Notarization or Authentication";
b. Copy of your valid passport's data page;
c. Supporting papers as are relevant to the nature of your document(s)

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Answered by katie chen | Dec. 29, 2011 18:48

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Can Chinese embassy in canberra notarize my document? Is there any Notary public in chinese embassy in canberra? so I can take my document to the embassy to get the document notarized? if yes, how much is the cost?

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Answered by Vivian | Dec. 29, 2011 19:49

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Katie chen, sorry for my last reply, first, I want to clarify that China Embassy in Canberra only notarize documents from Chinese applicants, if you are not a Chinese citizen in Australia, the embassy can't notarize the legal document.

China Embassy in Canberra can authenticate documents from Chinese applicants, Australian applicants and other foreigners work, study or reside in Australia.

It costs A$30 for Civil Documents (including adoptions)
It costs A$60 for Commercial Documents or Property Transaction

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