Puerto Rico Notarization and Authentication, How to Process Chinese Consulate Authentication 518-956-5673

How to handle notarization and authentication in San Juan, the largest city in Puerto Rico? Puerto Rico is a U.S. territory, an unincorporated organized territory of the United States. Many Chinese residents have moved to San Juan, Puerto Rico from New York, and there is also a significant Filipino population, often working as seafarers. All documents must undergo notarization and authentication by the local government of Puerto Rico before proceeding with consular authentication from various countries, such as the Chinese Embassy/Consulate in the United States. Currently, documents from Puerto Rico can be authenticated for individuals or companies at the embassy in Washington, D.C. Common notarized documents in Puerto Rico include:

• Affidavit
• Apostille
• Certified Copy
• Power of Attorney

Common authenticated documents in Puerto Rico:

• Certificate of Criminal Background
• Certificate of Puerto Rican Citizenship
• Death Certificate
• Divorce Certificate
• Marriage Certificate
• Birth Certificate
• Singleness Certificate
• Certificate Correction

If you need to process any documents in Puerto Rico or have already left Puerto Rico, feel free to contact us. Add our contact or call our customer service hotline. Thank you.

Appendix: Sample Descriptions

 

 

 

Apostille

 

Marriage Certificate (Must be green, not white!!)

 

Singleness Certificate

 

Birth Certificate (Must be blue, not red!!)

 

Death Certificate