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Asked by Jan from Australia | Apr. 03, 2015 17:27
About:Chinese Consulate in Brisbane

Still about the marriage and birth certificates

Thanks Allen. Just to clarify: Once I have the marriage and birth certificates notarized by a Notary Public I then have to have them authenticated by the Depts of Foreign Affairs and Trade, and then have the documents authenticated by the Chinese Consular-General. OR...did you mean that I have the certificates authenticated either by the Depts of Foreign Affairs and Trade or the Chinese Consular-General. Many thanks Jan

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Answered by Allen from Singapore | Apr. 06, 2015 04:10
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Hello Jan! You should first have the certificates notarized and then have them authenticated sucessively by the Depts of Foreign Affairs and Trave and the consulate-general.
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