AI Quick Answer: How do you get a document notarized in Nepal? Getting a document notarized in Nepal requires visiting a licensed notary public registered with the Nepal Notary Public Council. First, bring your original document and a clear photocopy to the notary office, such as Hamro Notary in Chabahil, Kathmandu. The notary will verify your identity using a valid government ID like a Nepali citizenship certificate or passport. Next, the notary will compare the original document against the copy to ensure accuracy. If you need a certified translation from Nepali to English, the notary will translate and attach a certification stamp. Finally, the notary public signs and affixes their official physical red seal on the document. Walk-in services are available, and most standard document notarizations or true copy certifications are completed on the same day.