New Zealand also translated New Zealand. Located in the southwest of the Pacific Ocean, the territory is composed of North Island, South Island and some small islands, separated by the Cook Strait. The South Island is adjacent to Antarctica, and the North Island faces Fiji and Tonga. Wellington, the capital, and Auckland, the largest city, are located on the North Island. The political system is parliamentary and constitutional monarchy. New Zealand is also one of the most beautiful countries in Oceania, with a total of about 30% of its territory as protected areas.
With an office in Auckland, New Zealand, UNnotary provides notarization, Apostille and consular Authentication services to customers all over the world.
▶What are the notarized documents in New Zealand
■Personal documents:
no crime certificate, academic degree, transcript, marriage \ single \ unmarried \ divorce certificate, same person certificate, kinship certificate, professional qualification certificate, statement, power of attorney, driver’s license, real estate, medical certificate, death certificate, will, inheritance certificate, tax certificate, work certificate, passport certificate, judgment and other documents.
■Company documents:
registration certificate; Legal personality; agreement; contract; Authentication of power of attorney; Declaration; certificate; Letter of appointment; Trademark certificate; Asset certificate; Credit certificate; Director information; Shareholder information; Articles of Association; minutes of the meeting; The document of renaming the company; Invoice; Certificate of origin; Customs declaration form; Product certificate; Product introduction and other company documents;
▶How long does New Zealand notarization take
It usually takes only 1-5 working days for us to handle notarization in New Zealand.
▶What information does New Zealand notary need to provide
The information we need to provide for notarization in New Zealand includes:
1. Notarized documents
2. Personal passport
3. Signature of notarial power of attorney (we provide document template)
4.Other documents (template provided by us)
▶How to handle the Hague certification in New Zealand
The Hague Commission on private international law is an intergovernmental international organization. Its purpose is to solve the legal conflicts among countries through the formulation of conventions, so as to achieve the purpose of gradually unifying private international law.
Hague certification, apostille in English. The Hague certification is based on the Hague Agreement. As the name suggests, as long as the document is certified by the Hague, it will be recognized by the countries that signed the Hague Agreement.
The time for us to handle notarization in the Hague, New Zealand is 3-10 working days.
▶How to handle consular certification in New Zealand
If New Zealand documents are used in China, usually the Chinese examination and approval authority will require New Zealand consular certification before they can be accepted.
Consular certification by the Chinese Embassy and consulate in New Zealand refers to the confirmation of the New Zealand notary and the seal and signature of the New Zealand government department on the document applying for consular certification.
1. The document is true and legal, and there is no content that obviously violates Chinese laws or may damage China’s national and social public interests;
2. if the document for certification is more than two pages, it shall be bound into a volume and sealed with fire paint, cross seal or steel seal to ensure the integrity of the document.
The time for us to handle the certification of Chinese Consul in New Zealand is 3-10 working days (if you need to handle the certification of embassies of other countries, you can also consult us)
UNnotary is a foreign-related service platform engaged in overseas notarization, certification and visa.
At present, overseas notarization, Hague certification, consular certification and other services have been opened in China, Canada, the United States, the United Kingdom, BVI / Cayman and other British offshore islands, France, Spain, Russia, Japan, Germany, Singapore, New Zealand, Malaysia, Thailand, South Africa, the Netherlands, India, Vietnam and other dozens of countries.