Korea (Local) Certificate of Fact, Issuance(Korean)+Translation+Notarization · When there is no income (When there is no income)

When the Certificate of Fact goes to a foreign government or public body, the translation has to be notarised so its accuracy is formally vouched for.

Korea (where there is no income)

official issuance of the Certificate of Fact at a Korean government office + target-language translation by a professional translator + notarisation of the translation through a notary-authorised law firm

submission to government offices and public institutions abroad, supporting documents for immigration and visa applications abroad, documentation for schools and employers abroad, use in international litigation, inheritance and other legal procedures, documentation for banking and insurance abroad, supporting documents for international contracts, reference materials for licensing and qualification reviews abroad etc..