Notarization abroad refers to the process that Chinese notary organs notarize legal documents, business documents, personal identification documents and related factual evidence in order to meet the needs of relevant foreign departments when handling overseas affairs. Notarization abroad involves many aspects, such as commercial contracts and personal certificates. , the charging standard is also different. The specific charging standard should be calculated according to the types, pages and urgency of notarization. Taking Beijing Overseas Notary Service Center as an example, a standard personal notary fee is about 150 yuan (one page), while the corporate notary fee is higher. In addition, if urgent or express service is needed, the corresponding fee will be charged according to the specific situation. It is worth noting that notary offices in different regions may have slightly different pricing and implementation methods for notarization fees, so they need to make inquiries and choices according to the actual situation. In addition, due to the complexity and particularity of notarization service, there are some disputes about related charging standards, so it is necessary to pay attention to the rights and interests of individuals or enterprises.
Can the expenses of going abroad for notarization be reimbursed? In some cases, the notarization fee for going abroad can be included in the company's expense reimbursement, and it needs to be applied and reviewed according to the company's policies and organizational processes. Individuals who need notarization in handling related business abroad can consult relevant institutions or companies to provide notarization expense reimbursement services.
Notarization abroad is one of the necessary steps to handle overseas affairs, and the collection and implementation of notarization fees is also one of the important responsibilities of relevant institutions. When going abroad for notarization, you should carefully understand the relevant information such as the cost standard and reimbursement conditions to avoid unnecessary economic losses and waste of energy.
Legal basis:
Article 36 of the Notary Law of People's Republic of China (PRC) * * * The notary office shall, according to the actual needs of work, formulate the standard of notary fees, which shall be implemented after being submitted to the notary associations of provinces, autonomous regions and municipalities directly under the Central Government for examination and approval.