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Many countries require your Indian certificates to be apostilled or attested before they can be used abroad — for education, employment, marriage or business. We guide you through the correct process for each document type, start to finish.
The exact chain depends on your document type and destination country, but every case follows the same broad path.
Share the certificate type and the country you're submitting it to — we confirm whether it needs an apostille, embassy attestation, or both.
We arrange notary and, where required, State Home Department or HRD attestation before the document goes further.
Depending on whether the destination is a Hague Convention country, we route your document through MEA apostille or the relevant embassy.
Once cleared, we verify every stamp and page, then return your original document to you by secure courier or in person.
Each of the following is available as a standalone service, or bundled together for a single application.
Apostille from the Ministry of External Affairs for the 125+ countries under the Hague Convention.
Attestation from the destination country's embassy or consulate, for countries outside the Hague Convention.
Educational, marriage, birth, commercial and personal document attestation, matched to your purpose.
The full legalisation chain — notary through state, MEA and embassy-level clearance — managed end to end.
Certified translation and notary assistance so your documents meet language and format requirements.
Attestation support for power of attorney documents used for property, business or family matters abroad.
Documents like these can't be easily replaced — we treat every certificate that passes through our office accordingly.
We handle educational, personal and commercial documents differently, because each has its own attestation chain.
We know which countries need MEA apostille alone, and which also require embassy attestation.
Every physical document is logged, tracked and returned by trackable courier — see our Data Security page for detail.
A single case handler manages your document through every stage, so you're never chasing multiple departments.
Tell us your document and destination country — we'll map out the exact steps and cost before you commit.
An apostille is a single-step certification recognised by all 125+ Hague Convention member countries. Attestation is a multi-step process — typically state, MEA and embassy-level — required for countries that haven't joined the Hague Convention.
It depends on your destination country. Hague Convention members (most of Europe, the Americas, and several parts of Asia) generally accept an apostille. Countries like the UAE, Qatar and Saudi Arabia typically require embassy attestation instead. Tell us your destination and we'll confirm the exact requirement.
Typical turnaround is 5–10 working days for MEA apostille, and can extend to 2–3 weeks for embassy attestation depending on the embassy's own processing time. We'll give you a specific estimate once we know your document and destination.
Yes — apostille and attestation are applied to original certificates, not photocopies. We provide secure document handling and trackable return courier; see our Data Security page for how originals are protected.
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