The following notary fees or notarial charges are quoted by the notary public at Yip, Tse & Tang, Solicitors & Notary:

Notary provides a wide range of notarial services, which include the following. The notarial fee or notary charges start with HKD900 and varies with number of required signatures and nature of documents.

• Certified True Document eg. passport, ID document, address proof
• Witness parental consent
• Witness Power of Attorney
• Verify and confirm corporate identity e.g. company incorporation and BR status
• Consent to Travel
• Passport Application
• Permanent Resident Card Application
• Statutory Declaration for Passport Application
• Affidavit of Marital Status (Non-spouse)
• Succession Declaration & Authorization
• Succession Right Disclaiming Declaration
• Custodianship Declaration
• Declaration of Identity
• Declaration of Birth
• Power of Attorney Certified Translation
• Affidavit of Financial Support / Letter of Invitation for Temporary Resident Visa

Yes.

They are however rare in terms of number as being below 400. Many people search for a notary online.

You may find a notary using this website: www.ytt.world. The notary public starts with HKD900.

Documents accepted for apostille service are broadly classified into the following two categories -

Public documents bearing the true signature of an official party such as a Hong Kong SAR Government recognized officer. For example

• Marriage Certificate,ie. certificates signed by Deputy Registrar of Marriage (For certificates signed by civil celebrants or issued by the church/temple, please obtain a certified true copy from the Record Office of the Marriage Registry)
•  Certificate of Absence of Marriage Record
• Birth and Death Certificate
• Certificate of Registered Particulars
• Business Registration Certificate
• Certificate of Incorporation
  (With effect from 16 January 2012, applicant shall attach a print-out of the relevant company search made within 3 working days to each of the original copy of the ‘Certificate of Incorporation', 'Certificate of Change of Company Name', 'Certificate of Continuing Registration', or 'Certificate issued under section 305(1) of the Companies Ordinance', etc. issued by the Registrar of Companies to be apostilled. Photocopy of the print-out is acceptable.)
  Documents signed by a notary public or a Commissioner for Oaths in Hong Kong. For example,

Notary Public
- Power of Attorney
- Certified true copy

Commissioner for Oaths
- Declaration