Notary for Korea Documents (Marriage / F-6 Visa / Kinship)
NYC's Notarial Services Attorneys have handled cross-border filings for 60+ countries over the past 15 years — from K-1 visas to overseas company formations, land transactions and probate. F-6 spousal visa, marriage registry and kinship affidavits for use at Korean gu/si offices and the Immigration Service. Book a Notary slot today — same-day pickup if you arrive before 15:00.
Pre-notarisation checklist for South Korea
F-6 spousal visa, marriage registry and kinship affidavits for use at Korean gu/si offices and the Immigration Service.
Documents in this class are filed with Korean Embassy Bangkok, Korean Immigration Service, gu/si offices, each with specific formatting NYC knows from continuous casework — Notarial Services Attorneys, sworn translators and MFA / embassy messengers all work the file inside one folder.
Why Notary Public matters for — Legalisation chain
- 1Thai Notary Public
- 2MFA Apostille (Korea is a Hague member)
- 3Certified Korean translation in Korea
South Korea is a Hague Apostille member. Since Thailand joined the Convention on 25 Dec 2025, Consular Legalisation is no longer needed for most documents.
Frequently asked questions about — Frequently notarised documents
- F-6 sponsor affidavit
- Marriage / birth certified true copy
- Bank statement affidavit
- Certified passport copy
Common pitfalls when notarising for — Local tips (South Korea)
- •F-6 filings require the sponsor's income affidavit to be issued within 3 months.
- •Korean gu/si offices need the Apostille cover page physically attached — MFA now issues it that way by default.
FAQ — South Korea
Can F-6 be filed from Thailand?
Yes — the Korean Embassy Bangkok processes F-6 for Thai applicants; NYC prepares the full sponsor pack.