Notarial Services

[GuyDow]

I need a notary to witness my signature on a document, preferably one located in the Lower Sukhumvit/Ploenchit area. Anybody know of one?

[lujanit]

Your embassy will do it for a fee.

[dddave]

I've seen notary/translation services advertised in the Ploen Chit center, corner of Witthayu Rd. and the nearby sois.

[moontang]

Maybe give Star Visa a call in CM, and ask them about BKK..I used my JP as a witness, but it wasn't notarized.  Banks might have one, too.  Depends on where and who the document is for.  The embassy is usually the choice for local stuff, and a law office for home country stuff.  Local things might need to be legalized, requiring an embassy visit anyways.

[asiacurious]

Are you notarizing a document for use in Thailand?  For use overseas?  If overseas, in which country?  These things matter.  For example, you CANNOT notarize a document in Thailand for use in the United States with anyone other than the US Embassy or Consulate.

[GuyDow]

13 hours ago, asiacurious said:

Are you notarizing a document for use in Thailand?  For use overseas?  If overseas, in which country?  These things matter.  For example, you CANNOT notarize a document in Thailand for use in the United States with anyone other than the US Embassy or Consulate.

Yes, I know. My problem is the law firm I usually use has closed and I need to find a new one.

[userabcd]

Try Suwat International lawyers and notary in Glas Haus building on the 9th floor, a short walk from Asoke BTS. 

 

They also have a web site.

 

 

 

[GuyDow]

Thanks to everyone for the constructive suggestions. I think I can run with it from here.