In accordance with related laws and administrative provisions, in the following circumstances, a China-appointed Attesting Officer will be required:

1.
 To establish a company, a subsidiary, or a representative institution;
2.
 To use resolution of board of directors in Mainland China;
3.
 If a Hong Kong company or individual authorizes other peoples or a law firm in Mainland to handle a specific business;
4.
 To marry a mainland resident;
5.
 To apply for mainland relatives to settle down or take over property in Hong Kong;
6.
 To adopt a child in Mainland China;
7.
 To set up small industrial or commercial businesses in Mainland China, to confirm qualification of ˇ§Hong Kong service providerˇ¨, or to deal with others under the CEPA, notarization by a China-appointed Attesting Officer will be required;
8.
 If the succession includes the property in Mainland China, China notarization is required;
9.
 To enter himself/herself for National Judicial Examination or other qualification examinations in Mainland China;
10.
 If donation in Hong Kong is relevant to Mainland China, China notarization is required;
11.
 To submit evidences in Hong Kong for litigation in Mainland China;
12.
 According to the provisions of China administrative departments, other facts or documents shall be notarized.