Wedding certificate United states

sgndep Active member

37POSTS

5 years ago

Hey guys,

I need to get my marriage certificate translated
To vietnamese and also notorize it. Its a trc visa issue

All info welcome

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Jlgarbutt ViP

1426POSTS

5 years ago

If you are in VN already then theee are dozens of tranlation services around.

sgndep Active member

37POSTS

5 years ago

Jigarbutt,

How about notorizing the doc ?

Jlgarbutt ViP

1426POSTS

5 years ago

The best option would thd US embassy

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sgndep Active member

37POSTS

5 years ago

Thanks so much

SteinNebraska ViP

1298POSTS

5 years ago

The ONLY way you can get something notarized is at the consulate or embassy.聽聽You have to make an appointment online聽 on the consulate website.聽 Fee is $50 per page.聽 I had to do this for a sales contract in a house I sold in US while I was here.

EDIT: I just saw you were Irish so disregard what I said but probably best to contact your embassy.

sgndep Active member

37POSTS

5 years ago

Yes, I am but you've been a great help. Its for 2 clients of mine from USA...

SteinNebraska ViP

1298POSTS

5 years ago

sgndep wrote:
Yes, I am but you've been a great help. Its for 2 clients of mine from USA...

Here's the link where they can schedule their appointment for the notary services.聽

They will log on and pick a time and date appointment from the slots available and then print out the appointment letter, take it with them to the consulate at that time, go in with their docs and $50 USD - they do take VND but the exchange isn't great.聽 Pay the fee at the window, sign, show passport and get notarized.聽 It's pretty painless other than having to go to the Consulate and go through security for a signature but it's the only option I am aware of in HCMC.

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