A Saudi student completed an undergraduate programme in international policing at a university in China and was awarded a Bachelor of Laws. As he prepared to return to Saudi Arabia
Many former Chinese citizens now use a foreign passport, while their earlier records in China remain registered under a Chinese name, Chinese ID number or former Chinese passport number. Years
What Is a Sworn Translation in France? A sworn translation, known in French as a traduction assermentée, is prepared and certified by a translator registered as a judicial expert with
Many people assume that as long as they still have a contract, an invoice, a bank record, or another important document, they already have sufficient evidence if a dispute arises.
If you are preparing documents for use in Australia, you may have been told that your Chinese documents must be translated by a NAATI Certified Translator. Whether you are applying
Online content can disappear overnight. A company’s website may be updated, a product page rewritten, a social media post edited, an online advertisement removed, or a short video deleted. If
In China, disputes often arise when a tenant moves out and the property is handed back to the landlord. Common disagreements include damage to the property, missing items, cleaning costs,
An Indian couple had been living in China and welcomed their baby in Yunnan Province. Soon after the child was born, they needed to prepare the Chinese Birth Medical Certificate
When a dispute happens in China, evidence can disappear faster than most people expect. A webpage may be deleted, a short video may be taken down, a product listing may
If you have ever tried to use a Chinese document overseas, you may have met the old paperwork monster: notarization, foreign affairs authentication, embassy legalization, photocopies, stamps, more stamps, and
Many foreign spouses live in China for years with a family reunion residence permit. Every one to three years, they need to renew the permit, update documents and deal with
A Moroccan student completed her bachelor’s degree in China and later returned to Morocco. When she planned to continue her studies in Italy, she needed to prepare several Chinese academic
