IP Power of Attorney (Notarized & Legalized) IP-POA
Check the receiving office's power-of-attorney requirements before arranging a signature, translation or legalization; Thai-issued documents cannot yet receive a Thai Apostille.
Who
Foreign trademark/patent applicants
Costs
Service fees on request; confirm current official charges with the receiving authority
Timeline
Timing depends on the application and the receiving authority’s review
Authority
Thai Notarial Services Attorney + MFA Consular
Legal Basis
Civil & Commercial Code Sec. 798–833; Lawyers Council Notarial Services Attorney Rules
Eligibility
- Valid corporate authority
- Specific scope of authority
- Signatory identification
Required Documents
- Draft POA (bilingual)
- Signatory ID/passport
- Corporate certificate (translated)
Procedure
- Confirm requirements with the receiving office
- Review the draft and signatory's authority
- Arrange certification or legalization if required
- Submit in the format accepted by the receiving office
Fee Structure
Service fees on request; official charges depend on the required certification route. Thailand's Apostille Convention takes effect on 28 February 2027.
Cross-Border Notes
Check the receiving office's deadline and the document's country of origin before choosing legalization steps.
Related Services
Ask our team to assess the search, filing or power-of-attorney work required. Certification steps depend on the receiving authority.
Post-Service Policy
The scope of corrections and any applicable fees are set out for the individual matter. The receiving authority decides the application outcome.
Service fees: ask our team — LINE @THAIL · Tel 092-0170000
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What is IP Power of Attorney (Notarized & Legalized)?
IP Power of Attorney (Notarized & Legalized) — Check the receiving office's power-of-attorney requirements before arranging a signature, translation or legalization; Thai-issued documents cannot yet receive a Thai Apostille.
Who is this for?
Foreign trademark/patent applicants
Fees and timeline?
Service fees on request; confirm current official charges with the receiving authority; Timing depends on the application and the receiving authority’s review
Legal basis?
Civil & Commercial Code Sec. 798–833; Lawyers Council Notarial Services Attorney Rules
Issuing authority?
Thai Notarial Services Attorney + MFA Consular
Required documents?
Draft POA (bilingual); Signatory ID/passport; Corporate certificate (translated)
Procedure steps?
Confirm requirements with the receiving office; Review the draft and signatory's authority; Arrange certification or legalization if required; Submit in the format accepted by the receiving office
How are fees structured?
Service fees on request; official charges depend on the required certification route. Thailand's Apostille Convention takes effect on 28 February 2027.
Cross-border notes?
Check the receiving office's deadline and the document's country of origin before choosing legalization steps.
What if an application is refused?
Review the authority's reasons before assessing corrections and applicable fees for the individual case.