In Hong Kong, notarization, apostille, and legalization are all methods of authenticating documents.
For corporate setting, where agreements or corporate documents must be authenticated before they can be used outside the country of incorporation.
Notarisation
– Issue a notarial certificate:
– Make a certified copy of an original document: and/or
– Witness the signing of a document
Apostille
– Public documents that bear the true signature of an official party: &
– Documents signed by a notary public or a Commissioner of Oaths in Hong Kong
Legalisation
– Documents must either be notarised or apostiled before they can be legalised.
– Documents can only be legalised by an embassy or consulate of a foreign country.
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