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Notarial Services (Notary Public Thailand)

Bank Signature Card Notarisation

Sign your bank specimen signature card before a Thai Notarial Services Attorney to open an overseas account. THB 1,500, completed in 30 minutes.

฿1,5001,5001–1 business daysNAATI Digital Stamp + QRSKU NOT-SIG-101

Mon–Sat 09:00–18:00 (Bangkok)

Most overseas banks (HSBC, DBS, OCBC, UOB, Bank of China) will not accept a specimen signature card that the customer signed alone — an authorised officer must witness the signing. In Thailand that role is performed by a Notarial Services Attorney under the Lawyers Council Regulation B.E. 2546.

You bring the bank's own form plus your original passport to our office, sign in front of the attorney, and the attorney records the act in the notarial register, seals it and signs with a register number that the Lawyers Council can trace.

Our professional fee is THB 1,500 per card. If your bank requires further layers, we map the Department of Consular Affairs and embassy route in advance, with government fees quoted separately from our fee.

Deliverables

  • Notarised specimen signature card
  • Attorney seal + notarial register number
  • Official receipt

Included

  • Witnessing of one signature card
  • Pre-signature form review
  • Scanned copy by email

Not included

  • Department of Consular Affairs fees (if required)
  • Destination embassy fees
  • Translation of supporting documents

How to order

  1. STEP 1

    1. Send the bank's form

    PDF via LINE @thainotary so the attorney can check the attestation block.

    Step 1: 1. Send the bank's form
  2. STEP 2

    2. Book an office slot

    Any business day; the appointment itself takes about 30 minutes.

    Step 2: 2. Book an office slot
  3. STEP 3

    3. Present your original passport

    Identity is verified before any signature is witnessed.

    Step 3: 3. Present your original passport
  4. STEP 4

    4. Sign in front of the attorney

    Never pre-sign — the certificate attests that the signing was observed.

    Step 4: 4. Sign in front of the attorney
  5. STEP 5

    5. Collect the sealed card

    Original handed over immediately, scan emailed the same day.

    Step 5: 5. Collect the sealed card

Use cases

Opening a Singapore or Hong Kong account from ThailandUpdating the signature on an existing overseas accountConfirming authorised signatories on a corporate account

Frequently asked questions

Can I sign at home first?

No. The attorney can only certify a signature made in his presence; a pre-signed card must be replaced.

Is a Thai ID card enough?

For Thai nationals yes, but overseas banks usually want a passport number on the certificate, so bring the passport.

How are multiple cards priced?

THB 1,500 per card. Tell us the count in advance and we issue one combined quote.

Do I also need consular legalisation?

It depends on the bank. Many accept the attorney's seal alone; some add Consular Affairs and embassy layers.

Can the attorney travel to me?

Yes within Bangkok and the metropolitan area, with a separate travel charge by distance.

How do I verify the attorney's authority?

The certificate shows the attorney's name and notarial register number, verifiable with the Lawyers Council of Thailand.

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Ready to order? Contact us 3 ways

Call 094-895-8999LINE @thainotaryEmail