Generally speaking, if documents issued by China are to be used abroad, they need to be authenticated by the consulate of the country of use in China. On the contrary, if foreign documents are to be used in China, they also need to be authenticated by the Chinese consulate in the

Guide to applying for Australian embassy authentication of the same certificate after immigrating to Australia

Under normal circumstances, if documents issued by China are to be used abroad, they need to be authenticated by the consulate of the country of use in China. On the contrary, if foreign documents are used in China, they also need to be authenticated. It must be authenticated by the Chinese consulate in the country where it is located. Whether they are documents used abroad or foreign documents used domestically, basically all documents need to be notarized, certified by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, and consular certified , which is what we often call the third-level certification procedure.

Many Chinese citizens who immigrate to Australia will have their original Chinese identities cancelled. After immigrating to Australia, they need to draft an Australian Same Person Statement to deal with the property, companies, banking business, etc. left over from their previous Chinese identities. The document proves that the previous Chinese identity and the current Australian identity are the same person. The Australian Declaration of the Same Person will tell you that it is an Australian document. If it involves use in mainland China, it needs to be authenticated by the Australian Embassy. After the Australian Declaration of the Same Person is prepared, it can be notarized and certified in Australia.

The notarization and certification process of the Australian Embassy of the same person:

1. First, prepare all the documents and entrust the local international notary institution to notarize them.

2. Secondly, send the notarized documents to the Australian Ministry of Foreign Affairs for certification

3. Finally, send the documents to China. The embassy in Australia applies for embassy certification

Note: The entire certification process is completed in Australia, and there is no need to handle it in person. You can entrust others to handle it.

The documents required for notarization and certification by the same embassy in Australia:

1, Scanned copy of Australian passport homepage

2, Statement by the same person in Australia Original book

3, previous identity information in China

4, one copy of certification application form