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Document legalization & procurement: apostille and consular legalization for any country. Extracts from commercial registers and land registries from 100+ countries. Official documents from foreign authorities and archives. Notarized translations. EAC certification for exports to the Eurasian Economic Union.

Personal and corporate documents. Fixed pricing, clear timelines, dedicated project manager for every project.
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Schmidt & Schmidt is an internationally operating consulting company based in Passau. We specialize in document legalization and procurement, as well as EAC certification for exports to the Eurasian Economic Union.

We work from offices in Germany (Passau), Turkey (Ankara), Kazakhstan (Astana), and China (Shanghai). Services available in English, German, Turkish, Chinese, and other languages. More than 10,000 completed projects since 2011.
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Since our foundation, we have been helping clients worldwide with comprehensive corporate services, EAC certification, document procurement, and legalization. We work directly with government authorities and embassies in over 100 countries through our offices in Germany, Turkey, Kazakhstan, and China.

If you are interested in joining a dynamic, fast-growing international company with excellent opportunities for career advancement, we look forward to receiving your resume.
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23 April 2026

Fast and reliable, they helped me and my grandfather a lot.

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23 April 2026

After doing a lot of research I settled on using Schmidt & Schmidt to Apostille my documents and I cannot fault them. From first contact they were helpful and very responsive. Valeria was very professional and my documents arrived as per timeframe given. Would highly recommend using them.

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20 April 2026

Frau Kravtcova leistet hervorragende Arbeit. Alles wird sehr sorgfältig, professionell und perfekt erledigt. Man merkt sofort ihre Erfahrung und ihr Engagement. Ich bin sehr zufrieden und kann sie nur weiterempfehlen!

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