uk apostille service
The apostilles group
apostille meaning
The meaning of apostille, hague apostille, apostilla de la haya, apostille certificate or legalisation is to obtain a certificate that is to be placed on a document to an agreed set ot standards laid out in the Hague Convention by the following countries.
apostille process
Legalisation is a process by which documents are confirmed as authentic in the country of origin in order that overseas organisations and authorities will accept them. To have get a UK apostille a document has to originate in the UK and bear either the signature of a public official, UK Registered/Practicing solicitor, notary public or court stamp.
acceptance
All countries signed up to the Hague Convention will accept documents with a UK Apostille Certificate, others countries may also accept them, some after further processing by their Embassy in the UK.
your documents
Are treated with respect at all times and every step is taken to ensure they are returned in the same condition in which they were received.
sending documents
It is strongly recommended to use trackable delivery methods.
This will give you peace of mind that the items will reach us safely and provide some degree of compensation for the loss and inconvenience should something go missing.
the benefits of using the apostilles group are:
Advice on what, if anything, needs to be done to the document prior to legalisation
Guaranteed completion or your money back
On receipt, full professional vetting and preparation of the document for UK Apostille certification
Secure delivery to and from the FCDO Legalisation Office
You will be kept advised on the progress of your order at each key stage
Avoiding expensive and time-consuming rejections by the Legalisation Office
What The Apostilles Group cannot do:
Guarantee that the receiving authority will accept the document, it is your responsibility to confirm this and the form in which they require documents to be presented
Legalise non-UK documents, although photocopies of certain non-UK documents may be legalised once certified by a Solicitor or Notary Public