QuikQuik participates in social distance campaign with non-face-to-face documents services worldwide
‘One-Stop’ service as a global documents authentication platform
In order to prevent the spread of corona virus to the local community, social distance is appealed in both domestically and globally.
In addition to restrictions and bans on entry and exit for the safety of their own country, it is essential to participate in social distance campaigns more than ever, such as cancellation and postponement of large and small international events, citizens’ self quarantine, school closings, and corporate’s telecommuting.
As people’s daily lives are changing due to social distance, ‘non-face-to-face, non-contact’ services are attracting attention in society. Non-face-to-face movements that began in the distribution industry are now becoming increasingly omnidirectional, such as work, education and hobbies. There is even a non-face-to-face documents services that allows people to easily receive domestic and foreign documents through the Internet and mobile application without having to visit the governmental offices directly.
QuikQuik, which has built a global documents certification platform for many years, provides One stop service for documents issuance, notarization, apostille, and embassy authentication for submission to overseas. With QuikQuik, these demanding and complex procedures can be processed as a one-stop service. In particular, issued documents can be received to customers anywhere in the world and also by an e-mail.
In addition, it is possible to apply without the need for accredited certificates, unnecessary programs, printers, scanners, etc. QuikQuik has an international site, ‘QuikQuik.us’ which is available for non-face-to-face services anytime, anywhere.
A staff from QuikQuik said, “It is undeniable that various civil petitions required for various fields (immigration, studying abroad, business, international marriage, business trips, etc.) are essential for people in the global community who are struggling with corona virus. I hope our service could help them.”
