Marriage Certificate Notarized Copy Service

Why Do You Need a Notarized Copy of a Marriage Certificate?

Obtaining a notarized copy of your marriage certificate provides a legally valid duplicate equivalent to the original. This is especially useful when submitting documents to multiple agencies or organizations without carrying the original, reducing the risk of loss or damage to important documents.

Marriage Certificate Notarized Copy Service

Benefits of Using the Notarized Copy Service at Asia Translation and Interpretation Company

Legal Assurance: We have experience working with relevant authorities, ensuring that the notarized copy of your marriage certificate is authenticated in accordance with current legal regulations.
Time and Effort Savings: The notarized copy process at Asia Translation and Interpretation Company is swift, helping you save time and effort compared to handling it yourself.
Absolute Information Confidentiality: We commit to maintaining the confidentiality of all client information. Documents are processed and stored securely, with no third-party disclosure without client consent.
Professional and Trustworthy Service: Our well-trained team is always ready to assist clients with dedication and professionalism.

Marriage Certificate Notarization Process

Document Submission: Clients provide the original marriage certificate and any specific requirements.
Validity Check: We verify the validity and clarity of the document before proceeding with notarization.
Notarization: The copy is certified by the appropriate authorities.
Document Delivery: The notarized copy will be delivered to the client at the agreed time and place.

Situations Requiring a Notarized Copy of a Marriage Certificate

Visa Application: Embassies and consulates require a notarized copy of the marriage certificate for spousal visa applications.
Adoption Procedures: Authorities require a marriage certificate as part of the adoption application process.
Citizenship and Nationality Changes: This document is needed when applying for citizenship or nationality change.
Joint Property Transactions: Banks and financial institutions require a copy of the marriage certificate for joint property transactions.