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What is authentication?
Legalization, also called consular legalization, refers to a consular practice ensuring authenticity of the very last signature or the seal affixed to a document related to the application from a natural person, legal person or other organization. In accordance with international practice and the consular practice in China, the purpose of consular legalization is to ensure that notarial deeds issued in one country have due legal effect and can be acknowledged by the relevant authorities in another country with no question as to their authenticity.
Chinese Embassies and Consulate-Generals are responsible for legalizing notarized deeds to be used in China and other documents that have been duly legalized by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the country or the related authorities where the consular legalization application is to be accepted.
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Chinese Embassies and Consulate-Generals are responsible for legalizing notarized deeds to be used in China and other documents that have been duly legalized by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the country or the related authorities where the consular legalization application is to be accepted.
