Schmidt & Schmidt offers the legalization of documents from Nauru.
Nauru did not accede to the Hague Convention Abolishing the Requirement of Legalization for Foreign Public Documents. All documents issued abroad will be recogniszed in Nauru after they undergo consular legalization, a procedure by which the signature and the seal of foreign documents are authenticated. Responsible is the respective embassy of the country in which the document shall be used.
The following documents can be legalized:
- Extracts from the commercial register
- Certificates of civil status (certificates of birth, death, marriage and divorce)
- Education documents (school reports, certificates, diplomas)
- Judicial decisions
- Notarized copies of documents
- Notarized translations
- Further notarial documents (authorizations, last will, declarations)
Consular legalization of foreign public documents for use in Nauru
The country only maintains diplomatic representations in Taiwan and Fiji. The nauruan general consulate in Brisbane/Australia is in charge of the legalization of public documents for use in Nauru.
Legalization of nauruan documents
The only countries to maintain embassies in Nauru are Australia and Taiwan. Most countries use their embassies in Australia for the legal affairs with Nauru.
Schmidt & Schmidt offers legalization in more than 80 countries all over the world. Schmidt & Schmidt will assist you in all issues concerning the legalization of your documents.
On average, processing the documents takes up to 14 days.