Notary Public: upload online, attend in person<\/h1><\/div><\/div><\/div>![\"Singapore](\"https:\/\/glutenfreepleasure.com\/__proxy_domain\/law.com.sg\/wp-content\/uploads\/2026\/08\/Notary-Public-Certify-True-Copy-UOL-Degree-Certificate.jpg\" "\\"Notary")
<\/span><\/div><\/div><\/div>Use our online form to upload documents for a pre-appointment review, then attend our Bugis office in person. Witnessing of signatures is not available by Zoom, video call or other remote means \u2014 the signer must sign with wet ink before the Notary Public. For some digitally verifiable certified true copies, attendance may not be required; we will confirm after review.<\/p>\n
What You Can Submit for Notarisation<\/p>\n
Upload the documents you need notarised and tell us the destination country. Choose certified true copy, witnessing, or both. We will review the papers and confirm the fee, Notarial Certificate and Apostille requirements.<\/p>\n
An authorised representative may deliver original documents for certified true copy only. For witnessing, the signer must attend and sign in the Notary\u2019s physical presence.<\/p>\n
Notary witnessing details: https:\/\/glutenfreepleasure.com\/__proxy_domain\/help.law.com.sg\/faq\/notary-witnessing-and-attestation\/<\/p>\n<\/div><\/div><\/div>
Our Notarial Services in Singapore<\/h2>\n\n- Certified true copies.<\/strong> We examine your original and certify the copy, for example a passport, degree, ACRA profile or board resolution.<\/li>\n
- Document witnessing.<\/strong> In addition, we attest your signature on deeds, powers of attorney, contracts and consular forms.<\/li>\n
- Affidavits and statutory declarations for overseas use.<\/strong> Meanwhile, for Singapore court matters, our Commissioner for Oaths<\/a> service applies instead.<\/li>\n
- SAL Apostille and legalisation.<\/strong> Furthermore, every notarised Singapore document needs an Apostille from the Singapore Academy of Law, and we arrange either the e-Apostille or a physical Apostille.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n<\/div><\/div><\/div>
Why Choose Our Singapore Notary Public Service<\/h2>\n\n- Convenience.<\/strong> Because you submit online, you avoid a wasted trip with the wrong papers.<\/li>\n
- Speed.<\/strong> Consequently, most attendances finish within 15 to 30 minutes.<\/li>\n
- Certainty on cost.<\/strong> Also, we confirm the statutory fee before you attend, so there are no surprises.<\/li>\n
- Experience.<\/strong> Above all, our partner has served as a Singapore Notary Public for many years, and the firm has practised since 1994.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n<\/div><\/div><\/div>
How to Book a Notary Public Appointment<\/h2>\n\n- Firstly, select the notarial service you need, whether certified true copy, witnessing or both.<\/li>\n
- Next, submit the documents through the our document-upload form below for our review.<\/li>\n
- Then pick a convenient date and time on our booking site.<\/li>\n
- Afterwards, you receive a confirmation email with the appointment details and the documents to bring.<\/li>\n
- Finally, attend our office with the originals and your NRIC, FIN card or passport.<\/li>\n<\/ol>\n<\/div><\/div><\/div>
Singapore Notary Public: Frequently Asked Questions<\/h2>\nWhat documents must I bring to the appointment?<\/h3>\n
Please bring the original documents together with your NRIC, FIN card or passport. In addition, companies should bring the ACRA business profile and the board resolution. Above all, do not sign beforehand, because the Notary Public must witness your signature.<\/p>\n
How long does the notarial process take?<\/h3>\n
Most attendances take about 15 to 30 minutes, depending on the service. However, an Apostille adds time, since the e-Apostille arrives by email while a physical Apostille takes one to two business days.<\/p>\n
What are the fees for notarial services in Singapore?<\/h3>\n
The Notaries Public Rules prescribe the fees, so every firm charges the same statutory rate. For instance, witnessing one signature costs S$40 plus the S$87.20 SAL Apostille, and a certified true copy of a single page costs S$10 plus the same Apostille fee. For the full breakdown, see our Notary Public fee guide<\/a>.<\/p>\nIs remote or video witnessing available?<\/h3>\n
No. Singapore law still requires you to appear before the Notary Public in person, because the Notary must verify your identity and witness your signature. Nevertheless, the online submission and the e-Apostille make some administrative steps proceed separately; signature witnessing is never remote.<\/p>\n
Do I need an Apostille as well?<\/h3>\n
Almost always, yes. Since 16 September 2021, every notarised Singapore document must carry an Apostille issued by the Singapore Academy of Law. Therefore, please confirm with your overseas recipient whether it accepts the digital e-Apostille, or whether it insists on a physical certificate.<\/p>\n
Where is your Notary Public office?<\/h3>\n
<\/span><\/div><\/div><\/div>Use our online form to upload documents for a pre-appointment review, then attend our Bugis office in person. Witnessing of signatures is not available by Zoom, video call or other remote means \u2014 the signer must sign with wet ink before the Notary Public. For some digitally verifiable certified true copies, attendance may not be required; we will confirm after review.<\/p>\n
What You Can Submit for Notarisation<\/p>\n
Upload the documents you need notarised and tell us the destination country. Choose certified true copy, witnessing, or both. We will review the papers and confirm the fee, Notarial Certificate and Apostille requirements.<\/p>\n
An authorised representative may deliver original documents for certified true copy only. For witnessing, the signer must attend and sign in the Notary\u2019s physical presence.<\/p>\n
Notary witnessing details: https:\/\/glutenfreepleasure.com\/__proxy_domain\/help.law.com.sg\/faq\/notary-witnessing-and-attestation\/<\/p>\n<\/div><\/div><\/div>
Our Notarial Services in Singapore<\/h2>\n\n- Certified true copies.<\/strong> We examine your original and certify the copy, for example a passport, degree, ACRA profile or board resolution.<\/li>\n
- Document witnessing.<\/strong> In addition, we attest your signature on deeds, powers of attorney, contracts and consular forms.<\/li>\n
- Affidavits and statutory declarations for overseas use.<\/strong> Meanwhile, for Singapore court matters, our Commissioner for Oaths<\/a> service applies instead.<\/li>\n
- SAL Apostille and legalisation.<\/strong> Furthermore, every notarised Singapore document needs an Apostille from the Singapore Academy of Law, and we arrange either the e-Apostille or a physical Apostille.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n<\/div><\/div><\/div>
Why Choose Our Singapore Notary Public Service<\/h2>\n\n- Convenience.<\/strong> Because you submit online, you avoid a wasted trip with the wrong papers.<\/li>\n
- Speed.<\/strong> Consequently, most attendances finish within 15 to 30 minutes.<\/li>\n
- Certainty on cost.<\/strong> Also, we confirm the statutory fee before you attend, so there are no surprises.<\/li>\n
- Experience.<\/strong> Above all, our partner has served as a Singapore Notary Public for many years, and the firm has practised since 1994.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n<\/div><\/div><\/div>
How to Book a Notary Public Appointment<\/h2>\n\n- Firstly, select the notarial service you need, whether certified true copy, witnessing or both.<\/li>\n
- Next, submit the documents through the our document-upload form below for our review.<\/li>\n
- Then pick a convenient date and time on our booking site.<\/li>\n
- Afterwards, you receive a confirmation email with the appointment details and the documents to bring.<\/li>\n
- Finally, attend our office with the originals and your NRIC, FIN card or passport.<\/li>\n<\/ol>\n<\/div><\/div><\/div>
Singapore Notary Public: Frequently Asked Questions<\/h2>\nWhat documents must I bring to the appointment?<\/h3>\n
Please bring the original documents together with your NRIC, FIN card or passport. In addition, companies should bring the ACRA business profile and the board resolution. Above all, do not sign beforehand, because the Notary Public must witness your signature.<\/p>\n
How long does the notarial process take?<\/h3>\n
Most attendances take about 15 to 30 minutes, depending on the service. However, an Apostille adds time, since the e-Apostille arrives by email while a physical Apostille takes one to two business days.<\/p>\n
What are the fees for notarial services in Singapore?<\/h3>\n
The Notaries Public Rules prescribe the fees, so every firm charges the same statutory rate. For instance, witnessing one signature costs S$40 plus the S$87.20 SAL Apostille, and a certified true copy of a single page costs S$10 plus the same Apostille fee. For the full breakdown, see our Notary Public fee guide<\/a>.<\/p>\nIs remote or video witnessing available?<\/h3>\n
No. Singapore law still requires you to appear before the Notary Public in person, because the Notary must verify your identity and witness your signature. Nevertheless, the online submission and the e-Apostille make some administrative steps proceed separately; signature witnessing is never remote.<\/p>\n
Do I need an Apostille as well?<\/h3>\n
Almost always, yes. Since 16 September 2021, every notarised Singapore document must carry an Apostille issued by the Singapore Academy of Law. Therefore, please confirm with your overseas recipient whether it accepts the digital e-Apostille, or whether it insists on a physical certificate.<\/p>\n
Where is your Notary Public office?<\/h3>\n
Why Choose Our Singapore Notary Public Service<\/h2>\n\n- Convenience.<\/strong> Because you submit online, you avoid a wasted trip with the wrong papers.<\/li>\n
- Speed.<\/strong> Consequently, most attendances finish within 15 to 30 minutes.<\/li>\n
- Certainty on cost.<\/strong> Also, we confirm the statutory fee before you attend, so there are no surprises.<\/li>\n
- Experience.<\/strong> Above all, our partner has served as a Singapore Notary Public for many years, and the firm has practised since 1994.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n<\/div><\/div><\/div>
How to Book a Notary Public Appointment<\/h2>\n\n- Firstly, select the notarial service you need, whether certified true copy, witnessing or both.<\/li>\n
- Next, submit the documents through the our document-upload form below for our review.<\/li>\n
- Then pick a convenient date and time on our booking site.<\/li>\n
- Afterwards, you receive a confirmation email with the appointment details and the documents to bring.<\/li>\n
- Finally, attend our office with the originals and your NRIC, FIN card or passport.<\/li>\n<\/ol>\n<\/div><\/div><\/div>
Singapore Notary Public: Frequently Asked Questions<\/h2>\nWhat documents must I bring to the appointment?<\/h3>\n
Please bring the original documents together with your NRIC, FIN card or passport. In addition, companies should bring the ACRA business profile and the board resolution. Above all, do not sign beforehand, because the Notary Public must witness your signature.<\/p>\n
How long does the notarial process take?<\/h3>\n
Most attendances take about 15 to 30 minutes, depending on the service. However, an Apostille adds time, since the e-Apostille arrives by email while a physical Apostille takes one to two business days.<\/p>\n
What are the fees for notarial services in Singapore?<\/h3>\n
The Notaries Public Rules prescribe the fees, so every firm charges the same statutory rate. For instance, witnessing one signature costs S$40 plus the S$87.20 SAL Apostille, and a certified true copy of a single page costs S$10 plus the same Apostille fee. For the full breakdown, see our Notary Public fee guide<\/a>.<\/p>\nIs remote or video witnessing available?<\/h3>\n
No. Singapore law still requires you to appear before the Notary Public in person, because the Notary must verify your identity and witness your signature. Nevertheless, the online submission and the e-Apostille make some administrative steps proceed separately; signature witnessing is never remote.<\/p>\n
Do I need an Apostille as well?<\/h3>\n
Almost always, yes. Since 16 September 2021, every notarised Singapore document must carry an Apostille issued by the Singapore Academy of Law. Therefore, please confirm with your overseas recipient whether it accepts the digital e-Apostille, or whether it insists on a physical certificate.<\/p>\n
Where is your Notary Public office?<\/h3>\n
How to Book a Notary Public Appointment<\/h2>\n\n- Firstly, select the notarial service you need, whether certified true copy, witnessing or both.<\/li>\n
- Next, submit the documents through the our document-upload form below for our review.<\/li>\n
- Then pick a convenient date and time on our booking site.<\/li>\n
- Afterwards, you receive a confirmation email with the appointment details and the documents to bring.<\/li>\n
- Finally, attend our office with the originals and your NRIC, FIN card or passport.<\/li>\n<\/ol>\n<\/div><\/div><\/div>
Singapore Notary Public: Frequently Asked Questions<\/h2>\nWhat documents must I bring to the appointment?<\/h3>\n
Please bring the original documents together with your NRIC, FIN card or passport. In addition, companies should bring the ACRA business profile and the board resolution. Above all, do not sign beforehand, because the Notary Public must witness your signature.<\/p>\n
How long does the notarial process take?<\/h3>\n
Most attendances take about 15 to 30 minutes, depending on the service. However, an Apostille adds time, since the e-Apostille arrives by email while a physical Apostille takes one to two business days.<\/p>\n
What are the fees for notarial services in Singapore?<\/h3>\n
The Notaries Public Rules prescribe the fees, so every firm charges the same statutory rate. For instance, witnessing one signature costs S$40 plus the S$87.20 SAL Apostille, and a certified true copy of a single page costs S$10 plus the same Apostille fee. For the full breakdown, see our Notary Public fee guide<\/a>.<\/p>\nIs remote or video witnessing available?<\/h3>\n
No. Singapore law still requires you to appear before the Notary Public in person, because the Notary must verify your identity and witness your signature. Nevertheless, the online submission and the e-Apostille make some administrative steps proceed separately; signature witnessing is never remote.<\/p>\n
Do I need an Apostille as well?<\/h3>\n
Almost always, yes. Since 16 September 2021, every notarised Singapore document must carry an Apostille issued by the Singapore Academy of Law. Therefore, please confirm with your overseas recipient whether it accepts the digital e-Apostille, or whether it insists on a physical certificate.<\/p>\n
Where is your Notary Public office?<\/h3>\n
Singapore Notary Public: Frequently Asked Questions<\/h2>\nWhat documents must I bring to the appointment?<\/h3>\n
Please bring the original documents together with your NRIC, FIN card or passport. In addition, companies should bring the ACRA business profile and the board resolution. Above all, do not sign beforehand, because the Notary Public must witness your signature.<\/p>\n
How long does the notarial process take?<\/h3>\n
Most attendances take about 15 to 30 minutes, depending on the service. However, an Apostille adds time, since the e-Apostille arrives by email while a physical Apostille takes one to two business days.<\/p>\n
What are the fees for notarial services in Singapore?<\/h3>\n
The Notaries Public Rules prescribe the fees, so every firm charges the same statutory rate. For instance, witnessing one signature costs S$40 plus the S$87.20 SAL Apostille, and a certified true copy of a single page costs S$10 plus the same Apostille fee. For the full breakdown, see our Notary Public fee guide<\/a>.<\/p>\n No. Singapore law still requires you to appear before the Notary Public in person, because the Notary must verify your identity and witness your signature. Nevertheless, the online submission and the e-Apostille make some administrative steps proceed separately; signature witnessing is never remote.<\/p>\n Almost always, yes. Since 16 September 2021, every notarised Singapore document must carry an Apostille issued by the Singapore Academy of Law. Therefore, please confirm with your overseas recipient whether it accepts the digital e-Apostille, or whether it insists on a physical certificate.<\/p>\nIs remote or video witnessing available?<\/h3>\n
Do I need an Apostille as well?<\/h3>\n
Where is your Notary Public office?<\/h3>\n