Jeju Special Self-Governing Province · Services
Notary Services in Jeju
Looking for notary services in Jeju, Jeju Special Self-Governing Province? Notarised translations, signature certification, certified copies, powers of attorney and affidavits.
- Notarisation & apostille in one order
- 100+ languages
- International office network
Foreign investors, international schools and tourism businesses often need investment, property and school documents translated. Wherever you are in Jeju – Jeju City, Seogwipo, Nohyeong-dong, Yeon-dong or elsewhere – we handle the complete notary services process for you.
Most private documents used abroad must be notarised before they carry legal weight and before they can receive an apostille or consular legalisation. In Korea notarisation is performed by authorised law firms and notary offices, and the method depends on the document: signature certification (사서증서 인증), notarised translation, certified copy or sworn statement.
We choose the notarial form that the receiving authority expects, draft bilingual wording, book the notary and then take care of translation and apostille in one flow. Foreign clients are guided in English (and other languages), with an interpreter at the notary appointment if needed.
- Right notarial formSignature certification, notarised translation or certified copy – we pick the correct one.
- Support for foreignersGuidance in your language and an interpreter at the notary.
- Document draftingBilingual powers of attorney, affidavits and consent letters.
- Next steps includedApostille or consular legalisation straight after notarisation.
How notary services works in Jeju
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Send your documents
Use the form or email us a photo or scan and tell us the destination country and authority.
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Free quote & timeline
We explain the steps needed (translation, notarisation, apostille…), the price and the timeline.
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We do the work
Once you confirm, we translate, notarise and obtain the apostille or legalisation in the right order.
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Delivery
You receive a PDF copy first; originals are couriered to any address in Korea or abroad.
Prices depend on the document type, languages, length, certification steps and deadline. Request an exact quote via the form or by email.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need to attend the notary in person?
Documents that certify your signature (powers of attorney, affidavits) generally require you to attend with ID. Notarised translations and certified copies can usually be handled without you.
Can foreigners have documents notarised in Korea?
Yes – with a passport or residence card. If you don't speak Korean we provide an interpreter.
Do I need to visit an office in Jeju?
No. No visit needed – the whole process works by email and courier, anywhere in Korea. It works the same in Jeju City, Seogwipo, Nohyeong-dong or anywhere else in Jeju, and we can tell you whether accompanied visits are possible if you need one.
How quickly will I receive my documents in Jeju?
You get a PDF copy by email as soon as the work is done; originals usually reach Jeju and nearby Busan, Seoul within 1–2 days by courier. Same-day couriers can be arranged for urgent cases.
Nearby locations
Request a free quote
Fill in the form or reach us by email or phone. We usually reply within 24 hours on business days.
- info@abc-offices.com
- +1 315 820 1187
- Mon–Fri 09:00–18:00 (KST); email 24/7
Prices depend on the document type, languages, length, certification steps and deadline. Request an exact quote via the form or by email.