Our firm helps clients apply for China notary certificates, including but not limited to police certificates and birth certificates.
We represent foreigners, Hong Kong / Macao / Taiwan residents, and current and former citizens of mainland China with these applications. Our clients typically use these certificates in connection with immigration and citizenship applications for the USA, Canada, Australia, Italy, and other countries. See generally Getting China Notarial Certificates for Your U.S. Immigration Case | Chodorow Law Offices.
We can also arrange for the notary certificates to be apostilled.
Police Certificates
For more information and to get a quote, see How to Apply for a China Police Certificate. For related articles, see:
New Police Certificate Rules Issued by China’s Ministry of Public Security
Our law firm has a team that helps foreigners and residents of Hong Kong, Macau, and Taiwan apply for mainland China police certificates, also known as certificates of no criminal conviction (CNCCs) or 无犯罪记录证明. (See here). So, we have followed closely the implementation of new Ministry of Public Security rules on issuance of police certificates,…
Police Certificates Now Valid for 2 Years, Says U.S. State Dep’t
Applicants for U.S. immigrant visas and K-1 (fiancée) visas are required to submit a set of civil documents in support of their application. This includes, for example, birth, marriage, and police certificates. Effective June 15, 2021, the U.S. State Department has extended the validity of police certificates to 2 years. See 9 FAM 504.4-4(A) and…
AmCham Asks Chinese Government to Streamline Issuance of China Police Certificates to Foreigners
AmCham China’s recently published 2017 White Paper on American Business in China recommends that China streamline the process for issuance of police certificates to foreigners. As background, foreigners who have resided in China for work or other purposes may subsequently be required to provide a Chinese certificate of no criminal conviction (CNCC) for purposes such…
Birth Certificates
For more information and to get a quote, see How to Apply for a Notarial China Birth Certificate. For related articles, see:
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