Consular legalization

Legalization of documents through the consulate of the country where they will be used.

When a document must be used in a country that does not accept apostilles, it goes through a chain of authentications — usually the issuing authority, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and then the consulate of the destination country. We prepare the file, follow each step and return the fully legalized document.

Documents we handle

Personal documents for visas, residence and marriage
Commercial invoices and certificates of origin
Company documents for registration abroad
Academic documents for study or work abroad
Powers of attorney and affidavits

How it works

Send your documents
Email a scan or photo, or attach it to the form. Tell us where the document will be used.
Receive a quote
We check what the receiving authority requires and reply with a fixed price and timeline.
We do the work
Translation, apostille, legalization or notarization — we handle every step.
Delivery
Digital copy by email; originals by courier or collected by arrangement.

Frequently asked questions

How long does consular legalization take?

It depends on the countries and consulates involved. We give you a realistic timeline with your quote.

Do I need to be present?

In most cases, no. We handle the submissions on your behalf, using a power of attorney where necessary.