My Company is located in South Carolina, and I have a document that needs to be authenticated by the Chinese Embassy. How do I get this document authenticated and what are the fees?Thank you

Alester, you should first get the document notarized by the local notary public, and then get it authenticated by the county clerk (it is required by some states) and Secretary of State. Afterwards, go to the embassy of PRC to get the document attested. It costs USD 50 for commercial document attestation.

Thank you. The document has already been authenticated by the SC Secretary of State, and the U.S. State Department. I need to know what Chinese Embassy do I use (I'm in South Carolina) and is there a site online to get forms needed?

You should do it at the embassy of PRC in Washington D.C.. You can find the forms at the official website of the embassy of PRC.

Authentication of a document by the Chinese Embassy.

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Question: Asked by Alester P from USAa | Jun. 15, 2016 15:33

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Authentication of a document by the Chinese Embassy.

My Company is located in South Carolina, and I have a document that needs to be authenticated by the Chinese Embassy. How do I get this document authenticated and what are the fees?

Thank you

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Answers (4): Answered by Karen from Singapore | Jun. 16, 2016 21:15

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Alester, you should first get the document notarized by the local notary public, and then get it authenticated by the county clerk (it is required by some states) and Secretary of State. Afterwards, go to the embassy of PRC to get the document attested. It costs USD 50 for commercial document attestation.

00Reply; Answered by AlesterP from U.S.A. | Jun. 17, 2016 08:05

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Thank you. The document has already been authenticated by the SC Secretary of State, and the U.S. State Department. I need to know what Chinese Embassy do I use (I'm in South Carolina) and is there a site online to get forms needed?

00Reply; Answered by Karen | Jun. 18, 2016 01:47

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You should do it at the embassy of PRC in Washington D.C..
You can find the forms at the official website of the embassy of PRC.

00Reply; Answered by AlesterP from U.S.A. | Jun. 20, 2016 08:01

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Thank you very much.

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Authentication of a document by the Chinese Embassy.

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