Apostille
Arranging apostilles for documents used outside their issuing country, according to document type and destination.
A scan or ordinary photocopy is not automatically a certified copy. If a copy is to be used, confirm who must certify it, whether the original must be shown and whether the recipient accepts a certified copy with an apostille.
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From personal records and qualifications to powers of attorney and company documents, we review your document’s requirements and determine the appropriate certification process.
Arranging apostilles for documents used outside their issuing country, according to document type and destination.
Birth, marriage and population register extracts
Diplomas, degree certificates and transcripts
Registration certificates and corporate records
Arranging signature certification for powers of attorney and other documents, including identification and signing requirements.
Arranging certification that a document copy corresponds to the original, according to the recipient’s requirements.
Arranging certified copies of passports and identity documents in the form required by the recipient.
Coordination of the appropriate legalisation route for Swedish documents requiring additional authentication or a foreign ministry and embassy process.
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We confirm the procedure for your document and its intended use, then arrange video notarisation where the procedure allows it.
A Notarius Publicus certifies signatures, copies and certain document-related information, and issues apostilles.
Copy certification establishes that the copy matches the original. An apostille is a separate certificate relating to the document’s origin, signature, seal and the signatory’s capacity. The recipient may require one or both.
Civil status documents can include population register extracts, birth details and marriage records. Start by identifying the issuing authority and the exact document requested by the receiving organisation.
For diplomas, degree certificates and transcripts, the receiving institution may ask for the original, a certified copy or additional information from the school or university. These requirements should be checked before arranging an apostille.