Remote Online Notarization in South Korea

How Remote Online Notarization works in South Korea

Remote Online Notarization lets residents, businesses and expats in South Korea request notarial services entirely online, in English, Korean or any other language. Our certified notaries verify your identity, apply a legally recognized notarial seal and signature, and issue notarized documents accepted by Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Korea (대한민국 외교부) and by ministries, courts, banks, registries and embassies worldwide.

Notary7 delivers every type of notarial act for South Korea — including all forms of signature notarization and certified true copy notarization, sworn declarations and corporate acts — issued digitally or, where required, with an original wet-ink signature and seal. In South Korea, documents requiring international recognition often undergo notarization followed by apostille or consular legalization. This two-step process confirms the authenticity of the signature and the capacity in which the signatory acted. For countries not party to the Apostille Convention, consular legalization by the South Korean Ministry of Foreign Affairs and then the destination country's embassy is required. Notary7 ensures all local specifics and formalities are met for cross-border acceptance.

Cities we serve in South Korea

Because our notarization is fully remote, you can request a notarial act from anywhere in South Korea — from the capital Seoul and major cities such as Seoul, Busan, Incheon, Daegu, Daejeon, Gwangju, Ulsan, Suwon down to smaller towns and villages. All you need is a smartphone or computer with a camera and a government-issued ID.

Documents commonly notarized for South Korea

Notary7 handles the document types most frequently requested in South Korea and abroad, including 위임장, 출생증명서, 혼인증명서, 졸업증명서, 회사 결의서, 재직증명서. Whether you need a Power of Attorney, affidavit, declaration, corporate resolution, real-estate deed, translated contract or certified true copy, our notaries walk you through the correct notarial wording and any local formatting so your document is accepted both inside South Korea and worldwide, in Korean or any other language you need.

Legal recognition and authorities in South Korea

Notarial acts prepared through Notary7 are structured to satisfy the requirements of Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Korea (대한민국 외교부) and are drafted in the format expected by ministries, courts, banks, registries and embassies across South Korea and worldwide. When your document also needs an apostille or embassy/consulate legalization for cross-border use, we handle that step for you and return the fully authenticated file — ready to be relied on both inside South Korea and abroad.