Thailand Embassy Attestation

A notary public must first notarize a few of your documents.  A notarization serves as your paperwork’s official government seal of approval. They verify that everything is authentic and not faked. This is crucial for many documents, including power of attorney paperwork, wills, and contracts.

Your documents are sent to many departments for further inspections after they have been notarized.

• Educational Documents: The Human Resource Development (HRD) department receives degrees, marksheets, and certificates. They verify the legitimacy of the college or school and confirm the accuracy of your credentials.
• Personal Documents: Your state’s Home Department verifies birth and marriage certificates. This indicates that they come from a reliable source in India.
• Business Papers: Contracts and invoices must be approved by the Chamber of Commerce. They verify that the companies are legitimate and compliant.

Sub-Divisional Magistrate (SDM) stamp: Occasionally, additional documentation requires verification by the SDM and depends on many factors.

India’s principal international affairs authority is the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA). When your documents arrive, they provide a unique stamp certifying that your documents are authentic and that all previous stamps are authentic as well. Your document is ready for final attestation after MEA has stamped it!

For visa applications, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MOFA) in Thailand is essential. To make sure they are authentic, the Thai embassy must verify your documents. Your documents are examined by the Thai embassy following MEA attestation. Your documents are valid for use in Thailand as soon as they are stamped!