When establishing a Charity and Support Fund through a notary, you will need to cover additional notary fees for document certification and personally visit the notary’s office. Due to these factors, this method is more expensive and less convenient. However, in certain cases, notarized establishment is necessary—for example, if the fund is being founded by a foreign citizen or if specific, non-standard articles of association or other specialized documents are required. In such instances, notarization ensures legal clarity and compliance with regulations.