Global Attest Reviews: China PCC, WES, Apostille & China Service Cases

Our team planned to set up a wholly foreign-owned enterprise in Wuhan, but we were unfamiliar with the documentation required for shareholder verification, business scope, registered address, and licensing. Global Attest explained the WFOE process in practical terms, prepared the China-side document checklist, and coordinated translations and notarization for our overseas corporate papers. They also helped us understand which business scope wording would fit our planned operations without creating unnecessary licensing problems later. The communication was clear and businesslike, and the company formation package moved through the local process with far fewer questions than we expected.

Our company needed Chinese corporate documents legalized for a cross-border transaction in Casablanca. The documents included a business license copy, board resolution, authorization letter, and several contract-related materials. Global Attest reviewed which documents needed notarization, which needed apostille or consular legalization, and how the signatory information should be presented. They prepared the document route carefully, coordinated with the notary office and foreign affairs authority, and sent us scanned copies for review before the originals were shipped. The receiving law firm accepted the package, and the transaction timeline stayed on track.

I needed a China Police Clearance Certificate for a background check in Toronto, but my China residence history was not simple. I had lived in Qingdao first as a student and later in Kunming under a work permit, and I was worried that the certificate would not cover the full period. Global Attest reviewed my old visas, residence permits, passport stamps, and temporary residence records before telling me which bureau should handle each part of the application. They prepared the authorization documents, submitted the files locally, and kept me updated until the certificates were issued. The final package was clear, properly translated, and accepted without additional questions.

My Express Entry profile required a China police certificate because I had studied in Changsha for more than six months. IRCC’s instructions were not specific enough for my situation, especially because I had changed passports after leaving China. Global Attest explained what evidence should be included, prepared the power of attorney and identity documents in the correct format, and checked that the certificate wording matched the Canadian immigration requirement. They also explained whether notarization and translation were needed before I uploaded the document. The process felt organized from beginning to end, and my PR application moved forward with no police certificate issue.

I needed a Chinese police clearance for a U.S. immigration filing after working in Shenyang. The difficult part was that my employer had kept most of my China-side employment paperwork, and I only had scans of my old residence permit and work permit card. Global Attest helped reconstruct the document trail, prepared a clear explanation of my residence period, and contacted the local bureau to confirm what they would accept. They handled the application and then arranged the required translation and document preparation for my U.S. attorney. The certificate was accepted, and my lawyer specifically commented that the supporting documents were well organized.

I needed WES evaluation support for my degree from Sichuan University, and the hardest part was getting transcripts issued and sent in the exact format WES required. I was already living in Lagos, so I could not visit the registrar office in person. Global Attest contacted the university, confirmed the current transcript procedure, helped prepare the request materials, and arranged the sealed transcript package with certified translation. They tracked the courier until delivery to WES and sent me updates at each stage. My WES file changed to “documents received” without any request for correction, which saved me a lot of stress.

My employer in Dhaka required official verification of my Chinese bachelor’s degree before issuing a work contract. I knew the degree was valid, but I did not know whether they needed a Ministry of Education verification report, a university letter, or a notarized certificate. Global Attest reviewed the employer’s wording and explained the difference between academic verification and document legalization. They prepared the online verification application, checked my diploma and degree certificate details, and translated the final result for HR. The employer accepted the package on the first review, and the whole process was much smoother than trying to interpret the requirements myself.

I needed CHSI / Xuexin transcript and degree verification for an overseas graduate program. The school asked for proof of my Chinese academic record, but the portal instructions were difficult to understand from abroad. Global Attest reviewed my diploma, degree certificate, transcript, and passport information, then helped me obtain the correct verification documents and English explanations for the admissions office. They also checked that my name order and passport number were consistent across the documents, which turned out to be important because my transcript used an older passport number. The university accepted the verification package and did not ask me to resubmit anything.

I needed a Hague Apostille for Chinese documents to be used in Switzerland, and online information was confusing because the process had changed after China joined the Apostille Convention. Global Attest told me which documents first needed notarization and which authority would issue the apostille. They checked the notarial wording, submitted the documents to the correct office, and arranged international courier after completion. What I appreciated most was that they did not simply process the papers; they explained why each step was needed and how the receiving authority would read the final package. The apostilled documents were accepted without any correction.

My documents were for a country that still required embassy or consular legalization rather than a Hague Apostille. I had Chinese notarized records from Dalian, but I was not sure whether the documents needed foreign affairs authentication first or whether the embassy would accept them directly. Global Attest mapped out the full chain: notarization, foreign affairs authentication, embassy submission, pickup, and courier. They reviewed each page before submission and warned me about a small formatting issue that would likely have caused rejection. After correction, the consular legalization was completed in the expected timeframe and the receiving authority accepted the documents.