Where to get Non-Thai passport certified in Pattaya for Australian Visa Application?

[beh boo]

I am new to this forum, but any one can help me on this? Appreciate you're feedback

[beachproperty]

sooooo ...where is your passport from? Why does it need to be "certified"? personally never heard of such a thing ....but that doesn't mean much.

AND if there is such a thing as a "certified" passport I would suspect that you would have to go to your embassy to get such done....good luck ...maybe next time you can post more information ..."in detail"

[beh boo]

sooooo ...where is your passport from? Why does it need to be "certified"? personally never heard of such a thing ....but that doesn't mean much.

AND if there is such a thing as a "certified" passport I would suspect that you would have to go to your embassy to get such done....good luck ...maybe next time you can post more information ..."in detail"

I am supposed to say " Where to get a copy of Non-Thai passport certified for Australian Visa Application". I missed the word copy. I am looking for one who can certify the copy as certified true copy of the original.

[DrTuner]

I am looking for one who can certify the copy as certified true copy of the original.

AFAIK Thailand doesn't have a public notary, the certified copy would have to be at the Australian consulate or Embassy. Also note Thailand is not a party of the Hague convention governing legalization of documents in another country.

If a Thai lawyer is accepted as a notary by Australian immigration, I've used Werachon (http://thaisolicitor.com/) in the past. He'll stamp a lot of official looking stamps on it.

EDIT: if wikipedia is anything to go by, should actually be easy: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Certified_copy#In_Australia