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In order for documents issued in one country to be recognized as valid in another country, they first have to be legalized.

Russia and Estonia are members of the Hague Convention of 1961, which annuls the requirement for full consular legalization.

You can always ask our company specialists how an Apostille stamp is printed, which documents can and cannot be apostilled, and which authorities of the Russian Federation are authorized to stamp it.

Russian document legalization for Poland is a necessary procedure for documents to be deemed valid on the territory of Poland.

Legalization of personal or commercial Russian documents for France is done by way of stamping an Apostille.

Russia and Germany are party to the Hague Convention which annuls the requirement for full consular certification. This convention simplifies the document legalization procedure by way of enabling an “apostille” to be stamped on documents (this procedure is also referred to as “simplified legalization”).

Austria ratified the Hague Convention of 1961 to simplify document certification procedure by way of the Apostille stamp on November 14, 1967. Then, by January 13, 1968, the Convention already entered into effect on the territory of Austria.

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Always be sure to ask the host party how exactly your documents need to be processed (whether they must contain an apostille, whether they must come with a notarized translation, or whether they have any other particular requirements for the documents).

Always have your host party explain how to have your documents processed, such as whether or not to have an apostille stamped on them, and whether they will require a notarized translation.

If you've dealt with having documents certified for another country before, in particular getting an apostille stamped on them, you are already aware that an apostille is stamped in the document's country of origin and that consulates/embassies aren't endowed with these powers.

Libya is not among the list of countries party to the Hague Convention of 1961 drafted to simplify document certification procedure. In this article, we will be breaking down the method of certifying personal and commercial documents for the country.

The Federal Democratic Republic of Ethiopia is not part the list of countries party to the Hague Convention. Therefore, documents intended for use in Ethiopia will require full consular certification.

After the record is issued, it will need an apostille to be stamped on it. That is done at the Department of Justice of USA and is done over the course of 90 calendar days.

A well-known fact is that Hungary is among the countries party to the Hague Convention since 1961 to simplify the procedure for certifying documents. So, documents issued in Russia must have an “Apostille” stamped on them.

In Uzbekistan, just like in Russia, there are several government authorities with the ability to stamp Apostille on documents.

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