Apostille

Apostille services on documents: international authentication of documents and legalization of official documents, certificates from government agencies, and notarial acts, apostilling.


Apostille stamp on a document, apostillization


In today's interconnected world, the need for international document authentication has become increasingly common. Documents often need to go through a process called apostille. Specialists provide services on the legalization of documents abroad for citizens and companies.

 

Simplifying Authentication - Apostille on Documents

 

 

Apostille services play a crucial role in ensuring the validity and legality of documents across borders. This is a specialized certification or seal affixed to a document, verifying its authenticity and legal status for use in foreign countries. It is issued by a competent authority designated by the country where the document originates. The purpose of an apostille is to simplify the process of verifying documents across international borders, making it more efficient and less time-consuming.

International Document Authentication Services:

 

  • Education and Academic Documents: If you are planning to study abroad or need to present educational credentials to foreign educational institutions or employers.
  • Legal Documents: For legal matters such as immigration, marriage, adoption, or business transactions that involve contracts or agreements, court documents.
  • Personal Documents: Including birth certificates, marriage certificates, death certificates, divorce certificates and divorce decrees, and other vital records for immigration or citizenship applications, documents for visas, certificates of no criminal record.
  • Commercial Documents: Such as certificates of incorporation of companies, articles of association, certificates from state registers for companies, and other business-related documents for international trade and investments.

 

 

Apostille services are required when you need to use a document issued in one country in another country that is part of the Hague Apostille Convention. This convention is an international agreement that simplifies the process of document legalization between member countries (over 120 countries).

 

Documents issued abroad must be legalized in the country of issuance of the document. After legalization, a document has legal force in another country, and it can be submitted to the authorities of the states. These services simplify the process of using documents across international borders, providing convenience, efficiency, and legal security.