Apostille
(Hague Convention)
For countries that are part of the Hague Apostille Convention
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Apostille
Attestation
For countries that require regular attestation
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Ministry of External Affairs authentication
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Clear answers to help you understand the document process
We Make It Easy to Understand
If you're applying for a job, higher education, residence, or doing business abroad, you may need your documents to be attested or apostilled. We'll guide you through the likely steps without unnecessary jargon or guesswork.
Learn the Basics
What is an apostille?›
An apostille certifies a public document for use in another country under the Hague Convention.
What is attestation?›
Attestation confirms that a document is genuine for the requirements of the destination country.
Which process do I need?›
The right process depends on the destination country, document type, and intended use.
Documents commonly required›
Requirements vary, but commonly include the original document, identification, and supporting paperwork.
Country-wise requirements›
We help confirm country-specific rules before your documents enter the certification process.
How It Works
A simple, transparent process from start to finish
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Share Your Requirements
Tell us your destination country and document type.
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Get Expert Guidance
We review your documents and confirm the likely process.
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We Handle the Process
We coordinate with the relevant authorities and keep you informed.
4
Receive Your Documents
Get your certified documents ready for international use.
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Not sure which certification you need?
Most people come to us using the wrong word for what they actually need. Here's
what each term really means.
Apostille
A single certificate issued by India's Ministry of External Affairs, recognised by every one of the 120+ countries in the Hague Convention. If your destination country is on that list, this is usually the only central government step you need.
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A state home department or an embassy confirms your document is genuine. This is often required before a document can be apostilled, or before it can be used in a country that hasn't signed the Hague Convention.
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A notary public verifies your signature or confirms a photocopy matches the original. It's usually the first step before any further certification, not the final one.
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The Ministry of External Affairs provides the central authentication step required for eligible documents before they are used internationally.
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Educational documents may need verification by the state Human Resource Department or Home Department before they can proceed to central or embassy authentication.
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The state Home Department verifies eligible personal or educational documents before they move forward to MEA, embassy, or other destination-country authentication.
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For select personal documents (like educational certificates in some states), the Sub-Divisional Magistrate verifies and attests the document before it can move to state or central authentication.
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The destination country's embassy or consulate verifies the document after the required prior attestations are complete. This is commonly the final country-specific step before international use.
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Commercial documents may require Chamber of Commerce verification to confirm the business origin and validity before further legalisation or embassy processing.
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Documents intended for the UAE commonly require the relevant prior attestations followed by verification through the UAE Embassy or Consulate.
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We explain, not just process
Every client gets a plain-language breakdown of what their document needs and why — before we take a single rupee.
One team, every stage
Notary, SDM, state, MEA, embassy — no handing you off between agents who each know only one part of the process.
Fixed pricing, no surprises
You know the full cost and timeline before we begin, with tracking at every stage along the way.
Free pickup and delivery
We collect and return your documents securely, so the process stays convenient from start to finish.
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Let us take care of the process, so you can focus on your journey.
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