On 30 May 2023, China’s Ministry of Justice (MOJ) issued the “Notice on Further Advancing Overseas Remote Video Notarization” (关于进一步推进海外远程视频公证工作的通知).
Prior to this, MOJ had carried out a pilot program for remote video notarization in 2022 and announced the first 94 notarial institutions offering this service.
MOJ has published a list of 295 notarial institutions and embassies and consulates abroad that carry out remote video notarization.
You can accept this service if you want to get a notarization in China but do not want to come to China.
Click HERE for a list of Chinese embassies and consulates in foreign countries that can provide this service.
Click HERE for a list of notarial institutions in China that offer this service.
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Contributors: CJO Staff Contributors Team