SERVICE OVERVIEW
Attestation & Document Services
Assistance with document attestation, notarisation and legal translation requirements.
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How we handle your request.
Select a stage to see how we can help. We confirm the steps and documents required for your application.
Identify the purpose
Tell us what the document is, where it was issued and which organisation will receive it. This establishes what needs to be checked.
Clarify the required route
We clarify the relevant attestation, translation or notarisation steps, including coordination with an authorised specialist where required.
Coordinate the agreed steps
We assist with the agreed submissions and follow-up. The receiving organisation and relevant authorities determine acceptance requirements.
SERVICE SCOPE
How we assist
- Document attestation assistance
- Coordination of notarisation requirements
- Legal translation assistance
Understanding where a document will be used
Attestation, notarisation and legal translation serve different purposes. We start by confirming the document’s issuing country, its language and the organisation that will receive it. We help clarify the requested service instead of assuming that every document needs the same sequence of endorsements.
Attestation, notarisation and translation support
We assist with the agreed attestation requirements and coordinate notarisation or legal translation needs with the relevant authority or specialist. Depending on the procedure, an original document, prior authentication or a certified translation may be required. We clarify these points for the document and intended use. A translation alone is not the same as attestation, and acceptance rests with the receiving body.
Should I send my original document with the first enquiry?
Start by describing the document, issuing country and intended use. We will clarify whether an original or another format is required and the appropriate way to provide it.
How are requirements and fees determined?
We clarify the work to be included, the documents needed and the fees before proceeding. Authority requirements and charges depend on the application; processing and decisions remain with the relevant authority.
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