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In Kathmandu, hundreds of people notarize documents every day—whether for property transactions, visa applications, legal declarations, or academic submissions. If you're applying abroad, managing family property, assigning Power of Attorney, or representing someone in court, notarization is often a legal requirement.
The good news? You don’t have to visit in person anymore. At Notary Kathmandu, we’ve created a faster, smarter way to get your documents notarized—in person or online.
This complete guide will show you how to work with a licensed Notary Public in Kathmandu, what documents you can notarize, and how we make the process fast, secure, and reliable—even if you're living abroad.
What Is a Notary Public in Nepal?
A notary public is a legal professional licensed by the Nepal Bar Council to certify, witness, and verify the authenticity of documents. Their main role is to ensure your paperwork is valid, signed correctly, and legally compliant.
In Nepal, notary services are governed by the Notary Public Act, 2063. Once a document is notarized, it becomes legally recognized and ready for use in courts, embassies, universities, banks, or government offices.
When Do You Need Notarization?
You may need a notary public for:
Visa, immigration, or embassy documents
Power of Attorney (general or special)
Affidavits and declarations
Court representation authorization
Business or property agreements
Certified document translations
Identity verification (passport, citizenship copy, etc.)
Academic and professional certificate submission
If your document is being submitted to a legal authority—whether domestic or international—notarization ensures it’s accepted without delay.
Online Notarization in Nepal: How It Works
Nepal does not yet have official e-notary services (like digital notarization with electronic signatures), but Notary Kathmandu offers a hybrid remote model that is fully legal and widely accepted.
Step 1: Send Your Documents
You can submit scanned copies of your documents through:
Email: [email protected]
WhatsApp/Viber: +977 9851444500
Secure client portal (Coming Soon)
Also include a valid photo ID such as Citizenship, Passport, or Driver’s License.
Step 2: Document Review and Identity Verification
Our legal team verifies the documents and confirms your identity. If everything checks out, we proceed with notarization.
Step 3: Physical Notarization at Our Office
Your document is printed and notarized by our licensed notary public at our Kathmandu office, ensuring it’s legally valid under Nepali law.
Step 4: Get Your Certified Copy
We’ll send a scanned copy of your notarized document via email or WhatsApp. If you need the hard copy, you can:
Pick it up at our office
Request courier delivery to your location
Visit Our Office
Prefer to visit in person? We're located at:
Notary Kathmandu
4th Floor, Civil Trade Centre Mall
Sundhara, Kathmandu, Nepal
Phone: +977 9851444500
Email: [email protected]
Office Hours: Sunday–Friday, 10 AM to 5 PM
Most documents can be notarized in 15–30 minutes.
What Documents Can Be Notarized?
We notarize a wide range of documents. Here are some common examples:
Document Type | Use Case |
---|---|
Power of Attorney (POA) | Delegating legal or property rights |
Affidavits & Declarations | Legal claims, visa, or family matters |
Academic Certificates & Transcripts | Study abroad or work permit applications |
Identity Documents | Embassy, banking, or court filings |
Contracts & Business Agreements | Corporate partnerships and legal deals |
Birth/Marriage/Death Certificates | Personal and embassy records |
Translated Documents | For immigration or academic use |
Court Documents | Legal representation and filing requirements |
Notary Services for NRNs and Expats
Are you outside Nepal and need notarized documents? We help:
NRNs managing family property in Nepal
Students submitting documents for international universities
Foreigners living or working in Nepal
Migrants needing POA or legal declarations
Our process is fully remote, and we provide everything you need—from translation and notarization to scanning and shipping.
You can complete everything from abroad without returning to Nepal.
Why Choose Notary Kathmandu?
Licensed Legal Experts backed by Kathmandu IP Law & Associates Nepal (KIPLAN)
Online and in-person services for maximum convenience
Same-day document review and notarization
Certified translations in 30+ global languages
Courier delivery of original notarized documents
Located in the heart of Kathmandu (Sundhara)
We’ve helped thousands of clients in Nepal and abroad notarize their documents quickly, legally, and correctly.
FAQs About Notary Public in Kathmandu
How long does notarization take?
Online notarization usually takes 24 hours or less. Walk-in documents are processed within 30 minutes.
Are scanned notarized copies valid?
Yes. For many use cases (visa, embassy, university), scanned copies are accepted. You may also request the original by courier.
Can I send multiple documents at once?
Yes, we offer bulk notarization services with faster turnaround and bundled delivery.
Do you notarize documents in English?
Yes, we notarize documents in English and Nepali. We also provide certified translations before notarization if required.
How much does it cost?
Pricing depends on document type, urgency, and service volume. Contact us for a personalized quote.
Start Notarizing Your Documents Today
Whether you're in Kathmandu or across the world, we make notarization simple and secure.
Submit Documents Now:
Email: [email protected]
WhatsApp/Viber: +977 9851444500
In Person: 4th Floor, Civil Trade Centre Mall, Sundhara, Kathmandu
We’ll take care of the rest—from legal checks to certified delivery.
Conclusion
Getting documents notarized in Kathmandu no longer means waiting in line, navigating unclear steps, or making repeated visits. At Notary Kathmandu, we’ve modernized the process so you can submit, verify, and receive your notarized documents—from anywhere.
Trust us to make it legal, clear, and convenient.
This article is for informational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice, advertisement, or solicitation. Notary Kathmandu and its team are not liable for any consequences arising from reliance on this information. For legal advice, please contact us directly.