We act as your authorized agent for notarial filing, handling the paperwork on your behalf.
Authorized Notary FilingKorean notarial offices (공증사무소) generally require the paperwork to be filed correctly the first time, in Korean, with the right supporting documents — a common blocker for foreign nationals who don't read Korean or don't have time to visit in person.
Same-day to 2 business days for most standard filings, depending on the notary office's schedule.
Authorized Notary Filing
Get in touch about thisUsually not. As your authorized filing agent, we can complete most notarizations without you appearing in person — a signed power of attorney from you is typically all that's needed.
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채지헌 (Chae Ji-heon)
Yes, this is one of our most common filings, especially for overseas Koreans and foreign owners selling or managing Korean property remotely.
A Korean notarization is a domestic legal act. For use abroad, it typically needs an apostille or consular legalization on top — we handle both in the same office.