Required Information for Consular Authentication Application

Authentication of Non-Governmental Documents
1、Non-Governmental documents issued in Singapore such as statutory declaration, power of attorney, business contracts, real estate contracts, testimonial papers, etc. Need to be notarized by a Singapore Notary Public.
2、Authenticated by Singapore Academy of Law.
3、Proceed to Chinese Visa Application Service Center to apply consular authentication.

Authentication of Governmental Documents
1、Governmental documents issued in Singapore Government Departments such as Certificate of Marriage, Certificate of birth, court documents, no criminal records, etc. Need to be endorsed by Singapore Academy of Law.
2、Proceed to the Visa Application Service Center to apply consular authentication.

Authentication of third country passport data page
1、Notarized by a Singapore Notary Public.
2、Legalized by the Singapore Academy of Law.
3、Proceed to the Visa Application Service Center to apply consular authentication.

Authentication of third country certificates (Degree certificate,Marriage certificate,Birth certificate)
1、Proceed to third country Embassy or High Commission to legalized.
2、Notarized by a Singapore Notary Public.
3、Legalized by the Singapore Academy of Law.
4、Proceed to the Visa Application Service Center to apply consular authentication.

The Embassy does not authenticate separate Chinese translation of documents (hereafter referred to as Chinese translation). The Embassy may authenticate Chinese translation bound with the original or photocopy of documents after it has been referred to a Notary Public for notarization, and then to the Singapore Academy of Law (SAL) for legalization. The Embassy assumes no responsibility for the accuracy of Chinese translation, but may not authenticate Chinese translation which is found obviously inaccurate.

Alternatively, you may also consult with authorities in China, to whom the authenticated documents submitted for use, whether or not the document translation could be done in China by their designated agencies.

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Required Information for Consular Authentication Application

Authentication of Non-Governmental Documents
1、Non-Governmental documents issued in Singapore such as statutory declaration, power of attorney, business contracts, real estate contracts, testimonial papers, etc. Need to be notarized by a Singapore Notary Public.
2、Authenticated by Singapore Academy of Law.
3、Proceed to Chinese Visa Application Service Center to apply consular authentication.

Authentication of Governmental Documents
1、Governmental documents issued in Singapore Government Departments such as Certificate of Marriage, Certificate of birth, court documents, no criminal records, etc. Need to be endorsed by Singapore Academy of Law.
2、Proceed to the Visa Application Service Center to apply consular authentication.

Authentication of third country passport data page
1、Notarized by a Singapore Notary Public.
2、Legalized by the Singapore Academy of Law.
3、Proceed to the Visa Application Service Center to apply consular authentication.

Authentication of third country certificates (Degree certificate,Marriage certificate,Birth certificate)
1、Proceed to third country Embassy or High Commission to legalized.
2、Notarized by a Singapore Notary Public.
3、Legalized by the Singapore Academy of Law.
4、Proceed to the Visa Application Service Center to apply consular authentication.

The Embassy does not authenticate separate Chinese translation of documents (hereafter referred to as Chinese translation). The Embassy may authenticate Chinese translation bound with the original or photocopy of documents after it has been referred to a Notary Public for notarization, and then to the Singapore Academy of Law (SAL) for legalization. The Embassy assumes no responsibility for the accuracy of Chinese translation, but may not authenticate Chinese translation which is found obviously inaccurate.

Alternatively, you may also consult with authorities in China, to whom the authenticated documents submitted for use, whether or not the document translation could be done in China by their designated agencies.