Legalisation is required if a document issued in a certain jurisdiction must be submitted to state bodies or institutions of another state.
An apostille is needed to confirm the authenticity of the seal, signature, and the authority of the official who issued the document.
Certification of translations in similar cases may also be required, i.e. when they are to be submitted for any official services or governmental bodies, they must be notarized or legalised.
Notarisation of translations may be required when communicating with entities in foreign countries (travel abroad, doing business with foreign partners, etc.).
If the translated document is used in foreign countries, then in most cases, consular legalisation and apostille will be required.
Our international consulting company has certified translators; we are ready to offer notarised translation services and legalisation/apostille of documents.
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