To get your documents attested by the Chinese embassy for the purpose of establishing a business, you can follow these steps:

1. Contact the Chinese embassy or consulate nearest to your location to confirm their specific requirements and procedures for document attestation. You can find their contact information on the embassy or consulate's official website.

2. Gather all the original documents that you need to have attested, such as your business registration documents, company profile, and bank statements. Make sure that they are valid and up to date.

3. Get your documents notarized by a notary public in your country. This is an important step, as it certifies the authenticity of your documents and ensures that they are legally valid.

4. Next, get your documents authenticated by the relevant government authority in your country. This could be the Ministry of External Affairs, the Department of State, or a similar organization.

5. Once your documents have been notarized and authenticated, you can submit them to the Chinese embassy or consulate along with the required fees and application forms. You may also need to provide additional documentation or information, so make sure to check the embassy's requirements carefully.

6. The embassy will then review your documents and, if everything is in order, they will affix their official stamp or seal to your documents, certifying that they are genuine.

7. Finally, you can collect your attested documents from the embassy or consulate or have them sent to you by mail.

Keep in mind that the attestation process can take several weeks or even months, so it's best to start early and allow plenty of time for your documents to be processed. Additionally, requirements for business establishment documents may vary depending on the location and type of business. Make sure to check with the embassy or a professional attestation service for guidance.

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