Document Certification for Great Britain
Russian document legalization for Great Britain is the procedure required for documents to be attributed official and valid status within the country.
The applicable means of document legalization for Great Britain is the apostille. Apostilles are a square stamp that is printed on documents issued by an authorized agency of the Russian Federation. Depending on the type of document, this stamp is placed by the following Russian institutions:
- the Ministry of Justice (on notarial and court documents);
- Civil Registry Office archive (on statements and certificates issued by Civil Registry Offices);
- the Ministry of Internal Affairs (the police) (on police records);
- the Ministry of Education (on diplomas, qualifications, and attachments to them).
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