Apostille and legalization

The Apostille is a stamp attached to your original document to verify it is legitimate and authentic
so it will be accepted in one of the other countries who are members of the Hague Convention.

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An Apostille is a certificate that authenticates the origin of a public document
(e.g., a birth, marriage or death certificate, a judgment, an extract
of a register or a notarial attestation).

Apostilles can only be issued for documents issued in one country party
to the Hague Convention and that is to be used in another
country which is also a party to the Hague Convention.

List of countries which are the parties to the Hague Convention
List of countries which are the parties to the Hague Convention)

The apostille is a form of certification issued in one country that is recognized in
any other country that is also part of the Hague Convention.
List of countries which are the parties to the Hague Convention.

List of countries which are the parties to the Hague Convention).
However, when documents are being used in countries
that are not part of the Hague Convention, further legalization steps
may be required. In this instance, documents would also
require legalization from the respective embassy.
As an example, an Uzbek birth certificate for use in the UAE would
need to be legalized via the Ministry of Justice/ Foreign Affairs
and also by being stamped by the UAE embassy. Please find more information
on legalization services here

For legalization of personal documents, we need only the original
documents and the passport copy of the document holder (sometimes copies of other documents may be required).

Oh, you don’t have originals… No problem! Just contact us and we will
help you to obtain a duplicate in Uzbekistan. Please find more information on the re-issue of documents in Uzbekistan here

For legalization of corporate documents, we also need the originals of documents (copies of other documents can be required).