China's notarization law stipulates that a notarial certificate shall be made in the format stipulated by the judicial administrative department of the State Council, and shall be signed or stamped by a notary and stamped with the seal of a notary public. The notarial certificate shall take effect as of the date of issuance. The notarial certificate shall be written in the common language of the whole country; In ethnic autonomous areas, according to the requirements of the parties concerned, local commonly used national language texts can be made. A notarization institution shall classify and file notarized documents.

Legal basis

Article 32 of the Notary Law of the People's Republic of China * * * A notarial certificate shall be made in the format prescribed by the judicial administrative department of the State Council, and shall be signed or stamped by the notary and stamped with the seal of the notary office. The notarial certificate shall take effect as of the date of issuance. The notarial certificate shall be written in the common language of the whole country; In ethnic autonomous areas, according to the requirements of the parties concerned, local commonly used national language texts can be made.

article 33 of the notarial law of the people's Republic of China. if the notarial certificate needs to be used abroad, and the user country requires the first authentication, it shall be authenticated by the Ministry of foreign affairs of the people's Republic of China or an institution authorized by the Ministry of foreign affairs and the embassy (consulate) of the relevant country in the people's Republic of China.