Notarization of docs

I have worked for a case like this one before, the France Embassy will have notarized teaching documents like the graduation, the certificates of your education. But just for the paperwork, if you are planning on have these documents notarized in the purpose of using in the Vietnamese administrative process, I suggest you not since the gorvenment agencies will reject these documents and proclaim that the Embassy has no right to notary the paper. In the case, the best way that you should go or contact for any international notary office in Saigon for the consultancy or the other way is try to notary theses paper in the notary office in British and legalize them by the Embassy, this should work but takes long time than the other way. Choose wisely mate

Thanks for the info

The British embassy basically cut all services back in 2017. If you can ... bring all with you.

If you are already in VN? I have no idea? Anyone ever tried to legalize/notarize/ etc etc a British document here?

SongwriterUK wrote:

Anyone ever tried to legalize/notarize/ etc etc a British document here?

Search function is returning an error message now so I will let you do the searching later, but someone on this site has described a process where you send your docs to a business in the UK and they get it done for you (for a fee of course.)

THIGV wrote:

SongwriterUK wrote:

Anyone ever tried to legalize/notarize/ etc etc a British document here?

Search function is returning an error message now so I will let you do the searching later, but someone on this site has described a process where you send your docs to a business in the UK and they get it done for you (for a fee of course.)

My divorce - US, my degree - the US, my TEFL = the UK, my home = VN, my ex married home = IT.

I have a big workload ahead of me.  Talk about complicated.

All my own doing of course.