Frequently asked questions

notaryoify offers corporate formation and governance advice, drafting and review of software and SaaS agreements, intellectual property registration and strategy, data protection compliance aligned with Thailand's PDPA, contractor and employment documentation, and assistance with commercial negotiations relevant to technology ventures.

Yes. Services include gap assessments, drafting privacy notices and data processing agreements, recommending practical measures for data handling, and advising on cross-border transfers. Advice focuses on reducing regulatory risk using documented processes and contractual safeguards.

notaryoify provides guidance on intellectual property strategy for code, user interfaces, branding and activity. We advise on registration where appropriate, copyright considerations, licensing models and protecting activity secrets through contractual and operational measures.

Initial contact typically begins with a short intake describing the project and objectives. We provide a scope of work, estimated timeline and a written engagement letter. Deliverables and any required documents are listed up front to ensure transparent expectations.

Fee structures depend on the scope and complexity of the assignment. Options include fixed fees for specific deliverables (e.g., contract templates or company registration), hourly rates for advisory work, or phased arrangements for larger projects. A written fee summary is provided before work starts.

Yes. We advise on cross-border contract terms, jurisdictional considerations, data transfer restrictions, and practical compliance steps for doing business with partners or customers outside Thailand. For certain foreign-law matters, we coordinate with specialist counsel in the relevant jurisdiction.

Timelines vary depending on entity type and completeness of documentation. Typical administrative processing for standard limited company formation can take several business days to a few weeks. notaryoify provides a timeline estimate based on your chosen structure and regulatory requirements.

Prepare a concise summary of the business model, current ownership structure, any existing agreements (founder or supporter), staffing plans, data handling practices and product descriptions. Clear background information allows more precise and efficient legal recommendations.

Yes. We draft and review partner, founder and supporter agreements, term sheets and cap table documentation. Advice focuses on aligning governance, ownership arrangements and decision-making processes with the startup's operational needs.

notaryoify assists with dispute assessment, negotiation strategy and alternative dispute resolution where appropriate. For court litigation or specialised technical disputes, we coordinate with litigation counsel and experts to ensure claims are evaluated with legal and technical context.

The office is at 2235, Nong Sarai Sub District, Amphoe Pak Chong District, Nakhon Ratchasima Province 30130, Thailand. Appointments are recommended—contact by phone at +66900426002 or use the contact form on the notaryoify website to schedule a consultation.