What is an Apostille and when do I need one?
An Apostille is the legalization of a document for international use, where a certificate is issued by the designated authorised department as per the specification of the Foreign country where you want to visit. An apostille is done for the country that participates under the Hague Convention, nearly 118 nations that require Apostille convention.
What is the Hague Convention?
Hague Abduction Convention is a multilateral treaty. As verification of a document is very time taking process, hence to make easy and hassle-free several nations and countries joined hand and formed a Convention in 1961 called Hague Convention. The countries that fall under this convention do not need particular embassy attestation of the country where you are planning to visit. There are 114 countries that are under Hague. For more information about Hague convention countries read here.
What is Attestation and why it is done?
Attestation is the process of checking the authenticity of original documents/ certificates by attaching the signature of the verifying department. It is a general process that is required for every person who wants to visit another country, whichever country you belong to (India, USA, Sri Lanka).
What if my certificate is laminated?
How these documents are verified. Attestation, the process of verification of the document is must, However, If your documents are laminated, we are required to remove the lamination of the document as the verification seal or stamp will be put on the document and certificates not valid over lamination. In some cases, there are some countries that want the attestation stamp at the backside of the documents or certificate hence, the removal of lamination is needed during legalization of documents.
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