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Chiwalo

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Q: Anyone knows where to notarize documents in Suzhou?

I am graduating next month in Suzhou, I wanted to know where i can notarize my copy before I go back home because I have heard its a hustle to do it from home.

5 years 42 weeks ago in Visa & Legalities - Suzhou

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Type "Suzhou notary office" into Bing. Then scroll down...gives at least 5 results. I can't be bothered copying them here...

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