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Apostille
Legalisation of Indian documents for use abroad, including notarisation, attestation and apostille coordination.
Overview
What this service covers
Apostille is the certification that allows a document issued in one country to be recognised in another under the Hague Convention. The process usually involves prior notarisation and departmental attestation.
Who needs it
- Entities submitting Indian corporate documents to foreign regulators or banks
- Groups establishing overseas structures
- Individuals submitting documents to foreign authorities
Why it matters
- Foreign counterparties and regulators frequently refuse un-apostilled documents
- The sequence of notarisation and attestation must be followed exactly
Process
- 01
Scope confirmation
Destination country and document set are confirmed.
- 02
Notarisation & attestation
Prerequisite steps are completed in sequence.
- 03
Apostille
Documents are processed for apostille.
- 04
Dispatch
Legalised documents are returned to you.
General documents
- Original documents to be legalised
- Entity or individual identity records
- Details of destination country and intended use
Government charges at actuals; professional fees quoted on review.
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FAQ
Common questions
Do all countries accept apostille?
Apostille applies to Hague Convention countries; others may require embassy legalisation. Your specialist confirms the route.
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