Your Documents Are in China. You're Not.

Last updated: August 2026 · By the PandaRoads team in China

The Documents People Leave Behind

You graduated in 2020 and the border closed before you could collect your diploma. The court case ended in your favor but the file is still in Shenzhen. Your degree certificate sits in a university office that won't mail abroad. These aren't rare stories — they're the quiet aftermath of years of students and professionals moving overseas with their paperwork still in China.

What We Collect

• University documents — diplomas, transcripts, degree certificates, enrollment files
• Legal documents — court files, case documents, notarized copies, powers of attorney
• Government-issued papers — certificates, licenses, registration documents
• Company materials — seals, licenses, files left with offices or agents
• Personal files — records left with employers, schools or former landlords

How It Works

• 1. Tell us what's stranded where. Document type, city, issuing office if you know it. WhatsApp +86 173 5055 9673 or the quote form.
• 2. We check the requirements. What the office needs from you (usually an authorization letter), and what we can do — within 24 hours.
• 3. We collect. Appointments booked, runs made, receipts signed, everything photographed.
• 4. Courier to your door. Tracking number in your hands, worldwide.

FAQ

What if the office says they need me in person? We verify whether that's real or negotiable — many offices accept a signed authorization with proper documents. If it's genuinely required, we prepare everything so your visit (or your trusted contact's) succeeds once.

Can you also translate or notarize? Yes — translation coordination and notarization runs are part of our task services; we can bundle collection + translation + courier into one project.

How do I pay? PayPal, after you approve the quote. Shipping is billed at cost with the receipt.