Embassy & consular document legalization
Legalization is the process of authenticating a document so that a foreign country's legal system will recognize it. For countries that are NOT members of the Hague Apostille Convention, documents must go through a multi-step embassy legalization process instead of a simple apostille. This involves authentication by the issuing country's foreign affairs ministry, followed by attestation at the embassy or consulate of the destination country. We handle this complex multi-step process end-to-end.
Anyone needing to use documents in countries that are NOT members of the Hague Convention (e.g., some Middle Eastern, African, and Asian countries), or documents that do not qualify for apostille.
Complete chain of legalization handled for you
For non-Hague Convention countries
Multi-country legalization expertise
Coordination between multiple authorities
Secure document handling throughout
Status updates at every step
We verify the destination country's requirements and map the complete legalization chain.
First-level authentication by notary or issuing authority.
Verification by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MEA for India, MAEDI for France).
Final attestation by the destination country's embassy or consulate.
Fully legalized document returned to you, ready for use abroad.
Pricing depends on the document type, destination country, and number of legalization steps. Request a detailed quote.