APOSTILLE / LEGALIZATION
Apostille or Legalization?
Documents intended for use abroad must be properly certified. Most commonly, apostille or legalization is applied to: criminal record certificates, documents issued by civil registry offices (ZAGS) in Ukraine, notarized powers of attorney and declarations, medical certificates, diplomas and their supplements, school certificates, etc.
Documents intended for use abroad must be properly certified. Most commonly, apostille or legalization is applied to: criminal record certificates, documents issued by civil registry offices (ZAGS) in Ukraine, notarized powers of attorney and declarations, medical certificates, diplomas and their supplements, school certificates, etc.
APOSTILLE & LEGALIZATION
What is the difference between Apostille and Legalization?
If the destination country is a signatory of the Hague Convention, a simplified certification procedure applies — Apostille.
If the country is not a signatory of the Convention, then full legalization is required.
If the country is not a signatory of the Convention, then full legalization is required.
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- Apostille of documents from CIS countries:
- Civil Registry (ZAGS) documents
- Educational documents
- Criminal record certificates
- Court documents
- Legalization of documents from CIS countries:
- Civil Registry (ZAGS) documents
- Educational documents
- Criminal record certificates
- Court documents
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