Lawyer Li Weicai started his legal career as a trainee lawyer in a multinational law firm. His boss is an international notary. It was from him that Lawyer Li learned solicitor and notary business. After that, Mr. Li worked in a Chinese law firm and continued to study notary business. His employers are both solicitors and international notaries, and he also gave Mr. Li profound insights and careful guidance on international notarization, laying a solid foundation for Mr. Li's current notary practice.
Naturally, Mr. Li also firmly followed in the footsteps of his two mentors and became an international notary. After passing the notary public examination, Mr. Li became an international notary public in 1995, and it has been 24 years since then.
Today, Mr. Li's clients include overseas governments and the world's leading brands. Its notarized documents have been used in more than 60 countries and 5 continents.
Lawyer Li has always been very enthusiastic about notarization, and he is grateful to the two mentors who have patiently taught him. Now, Lawyer Li also sets an example and imparts notarization-related knowledge. Mr. Li has held 35 seminars so far, showing notarization-related knowledge to professionals including notaries, lawyers, chartered secretaries, accountants, directors of listed companies, etc. The total number of participants exceeds 3,371. By holding seminars, Mr. Li also keeps pace with the times in notary business.
Lawyer Li has always been enthusiastic about public service and contributing to the society. Mr. Li has won the Justice Service Award and Voluntary Legal Service Award 11 times by the Home Affairs Department, the Law Society of Hong Kong and the Volunteer Development Council, in recognition of his dedication to publicizing and promoting legal knowledge to the public. In 2014, Mr. Li was nominated by the Law Society of Hong Kong to participate in the Bauhinia Leadership Volunteer Award organized by the Volunteer Development Council.
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Notaries are currently appointed by the Chief Justice of the High Court of Hong Kong under the Legal Practitioners Ordinance (Chapter 159 of the Laws of Hong Kong). The main tasks of a notary public include the preparation, execution and certification of legal documents sent for overseas use. Documents prepared, executed and certified by notaries are widely recognized worldwide.
Preparation of power of attorney for overseas use and witnessing its signature and notary public witnessing the identity of witnesses to witness the signature of overseas land or property sales documents and certification Personal documents and information for immigration, marriage, adoption, inheritance, etc. and business documents preparation of maritime reports authentication of transactions, documents or events and keeping notary records
Some documents that have been signed and stamped by a Hong Kong International Notary Public need to be signed at the Hong Kong High Court. Documents that need to be signed in the High Court are used in countries or territories that are members of the 1961 Hague Apostille Convention.
Documents used in non-Hague Convention countries or regions, after being signed and stamped by an international notary public, must generally be verified by the diplomatic representative of the relevant country or region in the Hong Kong SAR to confirm the identity of the international notary public and its signature and seal. The style of the seal can only be used in that country or region.
The world's leading brands, the world's leading airlines, multinational banks, multinational shipping companies, TV stations and listed companies; professional clients include accountants, lawyers, company secretaries, doctors, private bankers and teachers; individual clients include housewives and students.
