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Posted by msnglnk 15 yrs ago
where do i go to get my hk marriage certificate notarized? my wife (prc chinese) and i got married in h k but it seems that neither the prc or the US will recognize an hk marriage certificate unless it is notarized by a licensed hk notary public. we are coming to h k soon. so where do i get it notarized?

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associates 15 yrs ago
[UPDATE] Please note that fee quotes stated in historic postings may be out-of-date.


HK$400.00 standard fees set by the Notarial Assication.


Weir & Associates

Solicitors & Notaries

16th Floor Tak Shing House

Theatre Lane

20 Des Voeux Road Central

Central

Hong Kong

Tel : (852) 2526-1767

Fax : (852) 2868-3568

email : weirlaw@weirandassociates.com

www.weirandassociates.com

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msnglnk 15 yrs ago
can i get it notarised here? i don't think the US immigration will care. the prc visa office here told me i couldn't use it for my visa unless i got it notarised in hk. but will they even notice if i do it here? someone also told me i couldn't notarise the original. is that true? will notarising a copy pose difficulties?

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Kumander 15 yrs ago
check out the law society of hong kong website - they have a list of notaries and the fees are standardised. yes the consulate will care and the prc can notice and then....


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msnglnk 15 yrs ago
whats the link for law society of hk?

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Legal Assistant 15 yrs ago
where can I get a notary public who charges $400? The ones I asked (about witnessing an affidavit) asks for $1500. Thanks.

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metoprohk 15 yrs ago
You might as well find us helpful, please contact us for a quote via martinal@metoproassociates.com.hk

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daipaidong77 14 yrs ago
If you are American and want something notarized, the US Consulate offers notary services for US$30 (cheaper than HK $400!!). You just need to make an appt on the HK location of the US Consulate online.

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daipaidong77 14 yrs ago
not sure if the previous post included the link.


More info here:

http://hongkong.usconsulate.gov/acs_notarial.html

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