New legislation- TARC still needed for NWOHR?

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@comfy123

Here are the easy steps I follow whenever I need something translated and notarized.

Step 1. Notarise at TECO in the home country of the document. (2 - 4 weeks plus postage - took me 10 minutes to write and post the application)

Step 2: Renotarize at BOCA (2 days + 20-40 minutes waiting in line to each submit and collect)

Step 3: Go to the major courthouse in the city. Outside of the courthouse are translation services. Request that they also do the notarization (they will get the courthouse stamp for you too) - Saving you time lining up etc… (1 day plus 5 minutes submitting and collecting)

Agree with @comfy123 on this…this is the easiest way to get any foreign documents attested and notarized. As I have done in 2010 and also in 2015 {Post 1184}, the procedure basically is the same–> Get the doc attested by a TECO nearest to you, get it re-attested by MOFA/BOCA in Taiwan (They will confirm if the TECO’s stamp is authentic or not by stamping on the doc), get it translated, then take both docs and get it notarized by a notary public or a court…