Some countries, and some specific procedures, still require consular legalization instead of an apostille. This is a chain of certifications: usually a notary or issuing authority, then the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, then the embassy or consulate of the destination country.
Requirements change often and differ by country and document type. We confirm the current rules with the relevant mission before you pay anything, handle each step and keep you updated until the legalized document is in your hands.
What's included
- Up-to-date requirements confirmed with each mission
- Ministry of Foreign Affairs authentication
- Embassy and consulate submissions
- Certified translation into the destination language
- Status updates at every step