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HainanInc

Legal Services

Notarisation and Legalisation

Documents accepted the first time — notarised, apostilled or legalised, and translated to the authority's standard.

How we deliver

  • On-site in Hainan

    Our staff attend the authorities, the bank or the port in person.

  • Remote, by power of attorney

    You sign once; we act for you without you travelling.

  • Typical timeline

    Typically 1–3 weeks, depending on the document and the destination.

Documents notarised in China for use abroad, and foreign documents apostilled or legalised and translated for use in China.

What we handle

  • Notarisation at Chinese notary offices for use abroad
  • Apostilles for countries in the Apostille Convention, which China joined in November 2023
  • Consular legalisation for other countries
  • Certified translation in the format Chinese authorities accept
  • Powers of attorney prepared for signature abroad

How it works

  1. 01

    Check

    What the receiving authority requires, and in which form.

  2. 02

    Preparation

    Documents, translations and powers of attorney prepared.

  3. 03

    Notarisation

    Notary appointment arranged and attended, or overseas notarisation coordinated.

  4. 04

    Apostille or legalisation

    The certificate obtained and the documents delivered.

What we need from you

  • Original documents or certified copies
  • Where they will be used, and for what
  • Identity documents of the signatories

Discuss Notarisation and Legalisation with our team

We do the work on the ground in Hainan — at the registration hall, the bank, the port and the exit-entry bureau — or remotely under your power of attorney, with one accountable manager from incorporation to annual filings.

We make Hainan navigable.

The Free Trade Port rewards preparation and penalises gaps in compliance. Our role is to shorten that learning curve: one engagement, one accountable team, and a documented path from first assessment to ongoing compliance.