Additional information for Chinese Embassy Attestation

In addition to notarization and authentication, there are a few other important requirements that may be necessary for China embassy attestation, depending on the type of document and the purpose of your visit or activity in China. These additional authentication requirements may include:Chinese Translation: If your documents are in a language other than English or Chinese, you will likely need to provide a certified translation of the documents into either English or Chinese. The translation should be done by a professional translator who is recognized by the embassy.Educational Documents: For educational certificates and academic qualifications, you may need to provide the original degree certificates, mark sheets, and transcripts. The embassy may also require verification from the educational institution that issued the documents.Commercial Documents: For commercial documents such as business contracts, invoices, or certificates of incorporation, you may need to provide notarized copies of these documents, along with any supporting documentation required by the embassy.Personal Documents: For personal documents such as marriage certificates, birth certificates, and affidavits, you will need to provide the original documents along with notarized copies.

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