Document certification
Certified copies of passports, identity documents, certificates and records for overseas use.
Learn moreMelbourne Notary Public
Documents prepared for use overseas.
Clear, professional notarial assistance for individuals and businesses, including guidance with DFAT apostilles, authentication and consular legalisation.
Services
Notarial services for international use
Requirements vary by document and destination. TPFD helps identify the likely steps before your appointment.
Witnessing signatures
Witnessing signatures on powers of attorney, declarations and other international documents.
Learn moreCommercial documents
Notarial assistance for company, trade and other commercial documentation.
Learn moreProperty and inheritance
Documents connected with overseas property, estates and inheritance matters.
Learn moreApostille & authentication
Assistance arranging DFAT apostilles or authentication after notarisation, where required.
Learn moreConsular legalisation
General guidance on further embassy or consular legalisation steps where applicable.
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About Leo LeeAbout Leo
Experienced across Australian and international matters.
Leo Lee, professionally listed as Xing (Leo) Li, is an Australian lawyer and Notary Public practising in Victoria. He assists individuals, families, businesses and professional advisers with Australian documents intended for use overseas.
His experience in cross-border legal and commercial matters is particularly valuable where Australian documents must satisfy the formal requirements of a foreign authority.
Lawyer since 2009Australian legal practice
English and ChineseBilingual assistance
Process
What to expect
Send the document details first so likely requirements, timing and fees can be discussed before you attend.
Send the details
Tell us the destination country, document type, quantity and required completion date.
Receive confirmation
Leo reviews the request and confirms the appointment, likely requirements and next steps.
Attend prepared
Bring the original documents and current identification specified in the confirmation email.
Ready to discuss your documents?
Request a preferred appointment time at least three business days ahead.