Frequently asked questions

Typical documents include copies of partner identification, proposed company name, articles of association, details of company directors, and a registered office address. Additional documents may be required depending on foreign ownership, business type, or industry-specific licenses. usenotarysy can provide a checklist based on your specific case.

Processing time depends on the type of attestation and any additional steps such as translation or embassy legalization. Routine notarial acts performed in our office may be completed the same day when documents are in order. More complex legalization involving third parties can take several business days. We provide estimated timelines on a case-by-case basis.

Yes. We prepare and review contracts in English and Thai, focusing on clarity of obligations, risk allocation, and compliance with relevant Thai regulations. We recommend including a clear clause on governing law and dispute resolution; we explain options without making assurances about outcomes.