The apostille must attest any signature(s) by the issuing educational institution (directorate, rectorate, or deanship) that the document bears. The signature ...

Depending on the country of issuance, two types of legalisation are possible: an apostille or a full legalisation. Related Links: Information regarding the ...

The apostille has to confirm the signature on the original document (not the signature of the notary). Applicants whose documents are issued by the People's ...

No legalization or apostille is required if an inter-state agreement about the mutual recognition of public documents exists between Austria and the relevant ...

Your documents and their translations require an apostille. The country that issued your documents is a member of the Hague Apostille Convention.

Usually you can get the Apostille from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the Ministry of Justice or the Ministry of Education of the issuing country. The ...

An apostille is a simple form of certification of a foreign document done by an internal authority of the state in which the document was issued.

This is to certify the authenticity of the original documents. Apostille: Original documents issued in a country having joined the Hague convention of October ...

An apostille is not an additional form of authentication/legalisation but replaces such authentication/legalisation. It does not require any further ...

Applicants have to complete the Application Form. Please fill out the form completely and upload your documents. The following documents are mandatory.