A divorce decree is a legal document outlining mutually agreed terms between spouses, specifying arrangements for division of marital property, child custody and financial support obligations. This document is typically required for remarrying abroad, managing marital property, immigration/visa applications (e.g., spousal sponsorship). For use outside China, the divorce decree must first be notarized by a Chinese notary public office (公证处).

A Marriage Certificate is an official document issued by China’s Civil Affairs Bureau (民政局) that legally certifies a marital union between two individuals. A Marriage Certificate can typically be used as proof of marriage for overseas marriage registration, immigration applications, spouse visa applications, etc. If it is to be used in a country outside China, the Marriage Certificate must be translated and notarized by a China notary public before it can be recognized as legitimate in other countries.

A Notarial Birth Certificate is an official document issued by a notary office to certify an individual’s birth facts upon their application in accordance with the law. Birth certificates are often required for visa, immigration, school registration, property purchases and other legal purposes. If it is used overseas, the Birth Certificate must be notarized and may also require either an Apostille or Legalization depending on the destination country’s requirements.

A death certificate in China is an official document issued by a hospital or judicial authority indicating the cause, date and place of a person’s death. Death certificates are usually used to dispose of the deceased’s estate or as auxiliary materials for notarizing the birth certificates of the deceased’s children.If it is to be used in a country other than China, the Death Certificate must be notarized before it can be recognized as legitimate in other countries.

As one of the most popular countries for parents who choose international adoption, China has many children available for adoption every day. However, the adoption certificate alone is not enough for filing the application for a Certificate of Citizenship in your country. If it is to be used in a country other than China, the adoption certificate must be notarized before it can be recognized as legitimate in other countries.

If you have a Chinese Degree Certificate/Transcrip need to be used in another country, you must have it notarized. The notarization of Degree Certificate/Transcript refers to the activity that notarial institutions prove the authenticity of degree certificates held by notarial parties according to their application.

As the capital of China, Beijing is an international city. Many foreigners come to Beijing for long or short stays in order to work or study. So, if you get a certificate in Beijing and want to use it in another country, you have to have it notarized.