Certified True Copies in Singapore
Some documents you cannot part with and should not post. A certified true copy lets you send something an authority will accept while the original stays with you.
Some documents you cannot part with and should not post: a passport, a degree certificate, a company’s certificate of incorporation. A certified true copy solves that. The notary sees the original, compares the copy against it, and certifies that the two match.
You keep the original
Bring it, and take it home again. Only the certified copy goes anywhere.
Pages are counted
The fee is charged per page after the first, so a long transcript costs more than a single certificate. Where a receiving party only needs part of a document, it is worth asking them before certifying the whole thing.
Several documents at once
Each document is certified separately and charged separately. If you are preparing a bundle, send us the list beforehand and we will give you the total.
How we help
How we help
Compare and certify against the original
You bring the original, we certify the copy, you take the original away. That is the whole point of the exercise.
Tell you how many pages you actually need
The fee is per page after the first, so it is worth checking with the recipient whether they need the whole document before certifying all of it.
Handle a bundle and price it in advance
Each document is separate for fee purposes. Send us the list and you get the total before you come in.
Advise where the copy is going next
A certified copy heading overseas usually needs authentication afterwards, and sometimes an apostille. Better to know at the start.