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Are notarial services currently available at the US embassy in Bangkok?

US Embassy Bangkok notarial services visa documentation expat services COVID-19 emergency notary document notarization online notarization

Jul 15, 2020

6 years ago

Dylan ***********

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Hey all!

Is anyone aware if notarial services are available at the US embassy in Bangkok or are they still suspended - further has anyone used them recently? Thanks in advance.

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A user inquired about the availability of notarial services at the US embassy in Bangkok due to potential suspension. Comments indicate that notarial services are being offered on a limited basis, with specific requirements necessary for appointments. One user was able to secure an emergency appointment in Chiang Mai and advised that getting a slot might require a compelling reason. Additionally, alternatives to in-person services were suggested, such as using online notarization services like Notarize.com.

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Mark ***********

And you know they charge $50 US, right?

6 years ago

Dylan ***********

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@Mark **********

yes, but it’s what I must 🤷🏽‍♂️

Steve **********

$25 is all I paid.

Mark ***********

, what? When? I tried earlier this year and it was $50

6 years ago

Steve **********

@Ma**

I just checked my receipt again to be sure. I paid $25 on 5 January this year. But it was a single page document with one stamp. No idea if that matters or not 🤷🏻‍♂️

6 years ago

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Steve **********

If you cannot get to them you can try this:

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I have used them. It’s fast, effective and I had no issue with the documents notarized.

You make an account, upload docs, do an interview and then they send you your stuff all notarized and good to go.

6 years ago

Brian **********

I was there Friday. You need a very good reason and they ask you to explain all alternatives and why you haven't done e notary. There is only 1 person per half an hr for any type of embassy service so maybe 8 slots a day total, so you need a really good reason.

6 years ago

Charles ***********

It’s not BKK, but they are doing it in CM for emergency requests. My emergency was that I need it done for a job visa. I just wrote to ask when they’d reopen and they gave me an appointment. This was about two weeks ago. Give it a shot via email, notwithstanding what the website says. The worst they can do is say no!

6 years ago

Stephan ***********

6 years ago

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Stephan ***********

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