Embassy Legalisation

Embassy legalisation of documents is often required when presenting a document to a country that is not a member of the Hague Convention. This requires presenting documents to the UK based embassy or consulate after the apostille certificate has been issued.

Every embassy implements their own procedures when legalising documents. For example UAE embassy legalisation has specific rules on collation of documents whilst business documents that need Kuwaiti attestation are processed via the Chamber of Commerce. The legalisation may be a stamp, seal, or certificate that is attached to the document. Processing documents varies and may take several days or 2-3 weeks.

Our embassy and consulate legalisation service can process documents with many embassies and consulates. For more information visit our information pages -

ALGERIA ATTESTATION
BAHRAIN ATTESTATION
BRAZIL ATTESTATION
CHINA ATTESTATION
EGYPT ATTESTATION
JORDAN ATTESTATION
KUWAIT ATTESTATION 
IRAQ ATTESTATION
LEBANON ATTESTATION 
LIBYA ATTESTATION
OMAN ATTESTATION
PHILIPPINES ATTESTATION
QATAR ATTESTATION
SAUDI ATTESTATION
UAE ATTESTATION
VIETNAM ATTESTATION

Legalising documents with embassies is often called document attestation. We can assist in the attesting of your documents with our expert knowledge. For more information on our service please contact us or use the menu on the left hand side of this website.