What is an Apostille ?

Apostille is the legalization/Attestation of a certificate for international use in all countries that belong to the Hague Convention.

How many days it take for attestation ?

It would normally take 7 - 12 days for attestation from all departments including Ministry of External Affairs and Embassies like UAE, Kuwait, Oman, Qatar, Bahrain, Saudi etc.

You can transfer our bank account or send DD or At Par Cheque along with the document.

What documents to I have to send for attestations ?

If it is an Educational Document, you need to send your original degree along with a copy of your Passport, Final year marksheet plus one passport size photograph. If it is a Marriage Certificate/Affidavit or a Birth Certificate, you need to send the Original Certificate and copy of your Passport only. If Commercial/Exports documents than covering letter favor to Embassy/Consulate along with chamber attested document which to be attest from Embassy

What is Embassy Legalization / Authentication ?

Embassy Legalization/Authentication process is required, when the country where you intend to use your documents is a non-member of the Hague Convention ( Non HCCH Member ).

Should I attest the Originals or photocopies ? What if laminated ?

Only Commercial document can attest on photocopies. For Educational and Non Educational, Attestation is done on the reverse of the Originals. If originals are laminated, we will remove the lamination and get the attestation done.

How do I know the status of my certificate attestation ?

We note down your email id. We will send the Login ID/Password directly to your mail box.. You need to login in your login area to view your status.

Get Single Status Certificate Attested by the MEA in India

To get a Single Status Certificate attested by the MEA (Ministry of External Affairs) in India, you will need to follow these steps:

Step 1: Obtain a Single Status Certificate
You can obtain a Single Status Certificate from a court through Notary Advocate in India.

Step 2: Get the Single Status Certificate Attested by the Home Department of the State
After obtaining the Single Status Certificate, you will need to get it attested by the Home Department of the State where the certificate was issued. You can visit the Home Department office in person or send the document by post. The Home Department will verify the authenticity of the certificate and put a stamp and signature on it.

Step 3: Get the Single Status Certificate Attested by the MEA
After the Home Department has attested the Single Status Certificate, you will need to get it attested by the MEA. You can either visit the MEA office in person or send the document by post. The MEA will verify the attestation done by the Home Department and put an Apostille stamp on the certificate.

Step 4: Legalization from Embassy
If you are planning to use the attested Single Status Certificate in a foreign country, you may need to get it legalized by the Embassy of that country in India. You will need to submit the attested Single Status Certificate along with other required documents to the Embassy for legalization.

Note: The process of attestation may vary depending on the state in which the Single Status Certificate was issued. It is advisable to check with the local authorities or consult a professional service provider to ensure that you have followed the correct procedure.