1. What is US passport notarization and the purpose of US passport notarization?
U.S. passport notarization and Chinese Embassy in the United States consular certification documents are widely used in scenarios such as administrative approval, litigation and business activities by applicants in China. Only complete notarization and consular certification documents can be used by relevant domestic institutions.
2. What is the process for US passport notarization?
1. A U.S. notary or U.S. notary lawyer will notarize and confirm the U.S. passport notarization information and issue a U.S. notarization certificate.
2. U.S. passport notarization certified by the U.S. Department of State/Foreign Service.
3. Finally, submit it to the Chinese embassy or consulate in the United States for consular authentication. Only documents in the United States that have been authenticated by the embassy can be used in China.
3. What are the required documents for U.S. passport notarization?
The applicant provides the following information for our confirmation:
1. Scanned copy of the US passport
2. Scanned copy of the document to be notarized
3. Applicant related information
4. In order to avoid customer trouble, Gongshitong has prepared all the information based on the information provided by the applicant. Applicants only need to sign the form and information. For specific circumstances, please contact Gongshitong customer service in advance.
4. What is the processing time for US passport notarization?
The entire process of applying for U.S. passport notarization and consular authentication currently takes about 4 weeks. There have been a lot of applicants recently, so please prepare in advance as much as possible. Applying for expediting is a special situation and requires additional arrangements.
