Embassy legalization is way of document authentication for countries that have not signed the Hague Convention.These countries, among which China, UAE and Brazil, do not accept an apostille. Legalization occurs in these cases through the embassy or consulate. Normally the document first needs to have been certified by a public or solicitor notary. Then it has to be authenticated by the Secretary of State, embassy, consulate or state department, depending on the document and the country where it will be used.
We are here for you Embassy legalization is a complicated and unpleasant process. It can become quite bureaucratic and tedious. Each country has its own standards and procedures for document legalization. The requirements can vary greatly, but not to worry: we will take care of everything for you. We will inquire what is needed, we will bring the document to the respective authorities and obtain the necessary legalization, after which we will send the document back to you. This means you will not have to think about all the required steps and can focus on other things. We take care of business quickly and efficiently, so you will not even have to wait long for receiving the legalized documents. Among the documents we work with frequently are diplomas, birth and marriage certificates, business documents and many others. Feel free to contact us if you are looking for advice, a non-binding quote or, naturally, if you would like to utilize our services.
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