Korea (Local), Translation notarization · English/Chinese/Japanese translation fee separate (English/Chinese/Japanese translation fee separate)

Korea (holders of a copy of the document)

on the copy of the document you already hold — notarisation of the translation through a notary-authorised law firm (a notary confirms and certifies that the translation matches the original)

submission to government offices and public institutions abroad, supporting documents for immigration and visa applications (the U.S. and other countries), application documents for universities and institutions abroad, employment abroad and background check responses, evidence in international litigation, inheritance and other legal proceedings, identity and factual documentation for banking and insurance abroad, supporting documents for international contracts, reference materials for licensing and qualification reviews abroad, official documentation for schools and employers abroad etc..