Authentication

If your document is going to be used in China, most of the time you will be required to have your document authenticated by the Chinese Consulate Office having jurisdiction over the city where the document was issued.

Most frequently encountered documents that need to be authenticated include but not limited to the following:
* Certificates (Diploma, Transcript, Birth Certificate, Marriage Certificate, Death Certificate, etc.)

* Business and Property Related Documents (Articles of Incorporation, Power of Attorney, Board Resolution, Business License, etc.)

The authentication procedure is somewhat complicated because before the document is brought to the Chinese Consulate Office, the Consulate Office requires it to be notarized by the Notary Public, authenticated by the County Clerk and The Secretary of State.

Asian Link can help you with the entire authentication process. For further information, please contact us.