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Attestation and Apostille Services

An Apostille is a certificate that verifies the authenticity of a public document (e.g., a birth, marriage, or death certificate, a judgment, an extract of a register, or a notarial attestation). Apostille can only be issued for documents issued in one party to the Apostille convention and intended for use in another party to the convention.

When presenting a legal document in a foreign country, it is frequently challenging to determine whether it is genuine and legal. As a result, overseas governments may require proof that the Indian documents you hold are authentic and not counterfeit or that the signatures of Indian officials on documents are genuine before they accept them. The reason for this is to compete for jobs with locals or to be admitted to various courses. During the attestation/legalisation process, your documents are reviewed by various departments to ensure that they are genuine. The attestation process begins at the state level (Home Department).

• Their origin cannot be verified
• Their formal elements differ radically from the Model Certificates annexed to the convention.

We value our client’s confidentiality.Our team consists of trained staff members who possess excellent skills and care for your documents as you do. They very well understand the value of your certificates which you received after going through a challenging phase of struggle and hard work and ensure no loss of personally identifiable information (PII).

In case you have lost your original documents, you need to go to the University/College and submit a Lost Certificate Application.
First, you need to go to the local police station from where it was lost and lodge one FIR (First Information Report). Get a copy of the FIR after signing by the Duty Officer and IPC no. (Indian Penal code) on it. Use this copy for applying for duplicate certificates. Repeated follow-up is required.

Attestation is done on the reverse of the Originals. If the originals are laminated, we will remove the lamination and get the attestation done. However, there is chance that a frail document might get damaged cannot be ruled out. We recommend that you should get new ones issued in such cases.

The transfer attestation procedure varies from school to school. For example, some schools demand District Education Officer Stamp from their respective state and one attestation from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs for the country they are applying to. Another procedure includes:

• Home Department (Concerned State)
• Ministry of External Affairs (New Delhi)
• Country’s Embassy (New Delhi)
• Ministry of Foreign Affairs (Foreign Country Applying to)

Checking the status online is as simple as a few mouse clicks. It is one of the most accessible and convenient methods, specifically designed to meet our customer’s needs in the best way possible. The system will prompt you for your tracking/invoice number when you visit our website. Then, type your receipt number in the space provided, which will appear on the receipt voucher. With the entry of your tracking number, another page will appear on the screen displaying your document’s complete and updated status.

No, an Apostille issued by the relevant Competent Authority is all that is required to establish the authenticity of a signature or seal on a public document, as well as the capacity of the person or authority who signed or sealed the public document.