Price of apostille and consular legalization of documents from abroad
We offer a wide range of services and supplies related to the legalization of documents to suit all your needs. If you have a tight budget or need to have your documents legalized in record time, we can find a suitable solution. The deadline begins with the receipt of your documents.
Document procurement
Document procurement
The service includes:
- State fee
Due dates: from 14 working days
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Apostille and consular legalization
Apostille and consular legalization for document from abroad
The service includes:
- Service fees
- Consular fees
Due dates: from 7 working days
Certified translation
Certified translation of documents into foreign language
Due dates: from 2 working days
The following documents can be legalized with an apostille and consular legalization:
Members of the Apostille Convention
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Procedure for legalization and apostille of documents
1. Send us your request online
Send us a request with a copy of your documents by email or via a special form on the website. We will examine your documents and let you know whether legalization is possible, as well as information on the costs and conditions of the procedure. We will need some time to complete the initial review. We will contact you as soon as we have all the necessary information.
2. Send us the documents and make the payment
It is not necessary to make an appointment or visit our office. Simply send us your documents by courier service and pay the amount due online. If necessary, we are always ready to answer further questions by e-mail or telephone.
3. Wait
The legalization of documents will take some time. Our experts work quickly and efficiently because they know their stuff well. As soon as the documents are ready, we will inform you.
4. Receive your documents
As soon as the documents are legalized, we will send them to you by courier service worldwide. Our company also offers you translation services.
Frequently asked questions about Legalization and Apostille
Legalization of a document is a process, which allows to legitimate the document issued in one country for its usage in another.
It means, if you want to submit a document, issued in one country, to authorities in a target country, the document must primarily prove its authenticity. Legalization confirms the authority of the issuing official as well as an authenticity of his signature and seal.
Legalization is needed for official non-commercial documents.
There are following procedures of legalization of documents:
- Consular legalization
- Apostille (a simplified procedure of legalization)
- Legalization of documents by the Chamber of Commerce and Industry
No, not always. In some cases, countries can make bi- or multilateral agreements that completely revoke legalization of documents for their recognition in the member countries.
For example, a CIEC convention from 1976 or bilateral treaties between Germany and Belgium, Denmark, France, Greece, Italy, Luxemburg, Austria and Switzerland.
Certified translation
When foreign documents have to be presented to local authorities, a certified translation is required. These documents therefore must be translated and signed by a sworn translator and then certified by a notary, court or any other authority.
We work with qualified sworn translators and offer you certified translations of various documents such as contracts, extracts from commercial registers, court decisions and certificates into various languages.
The certified translations we offer will be recognized in more than 100 countries.
Procurement of documents worldwide
It often happens that personal documents are lost or damaged. Current copies of these documents are also sometimes required. In this case it is necessary to obtain documents again. Our service allows you to obtain documents remotely in more than 100 countries around the world. We can also legalize documents and deliver them by courier anywhere in the world.
Duplicate birth, marriage, name change, divorce or death certificates may be required to register a marriage abroad, register a newborn child, obtain citizenship or inheritance, data to apply for a pension confirm opening bank accounts and handling other bureaucratic matters.