You’ll have to get the degree authenticated in your home country through the Chinese consulate anyway.

You can try to get them notarized at a Chinese consulate, so you’ll have to work with a local visa agency.

You need to go to your consulate to get a notarization. Most countries won’t accept foreign notarizations.

Hi , I would like to update my bank account details in my home country, but bank requires I notarize my passport and utility bill. I have visited a notary office in China (Hangzhou) but they said they don’t notarize Foreign passports. Is this true?

I don’t believe so. I needed to have all my original documents with me for notarization (including my ID card/passport).

I graduated from china university and soon i will leave china with out my degree. I will get my degree next April so did one of my friend will do to notarize my documents. I mean is that possible someone can do the process instead of me?

For most things that are to be done in one’s home country, the embassy can assist you to notarize the document; however, a notarization from most embassies will not permit you to be able to obtain the authentication from the Chinese embassy back home. The reason being that there are additional stamps and other documents required first and without using a notary back home it is not possible to obtain these per-requisite approvals.

The Chinese government also does not recognize a notarization only for the degree and criminal report documents, two documents of many required to obtain a work permit to work in China. This said, it is possible to verify one’s degree through the Chinese Government which is usually faster, cheaper, and the authentication does not expire, so it can be used in the future.