We offer and provide advice on a range of different Consular Services.
We had a network of Notaries to assist with the notarisation of your documents within 24 hours. We can arrange a company visits to authenticate single or multiple signatory’s signatures to ensure the future notarization process conducted efficiently.
A notarized document carries legal weight because a notary acts as a neutral third-party witness. Notaries certifies the authenticity of signatures appended to a document or/and to witness authenticity of signatures after checking the identity of signatories and their capacity to sign the document. Notarized documents are endorsed Notary Public who affix a seal to the document or attach a cover letter (notarial certificate). Notary public maintain the record of notarial acts.
We are a registered Company with “Legalisation Office, Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office” for legalisation of public documents. We offer Standard Service and Premier Service to Apostille your documents.
Premier Service: This is same business day Apostille service for documents received before 10.35 am. We bring your documents in person to FCO “Legalisation Office Premium Service” in central London and collect them back by the end of business day. The FCO currently charge £75 for each Apostille.
Standard Service: This is 3-5 business day Apostille service. We arrange the delivery and collection your documents for Apostille to FCO “Legalisation Office” in Milton Keynes. The FCO currently charge £30 for each Apostille.
Foreign and Commonwealth Office (FCO) Apostille certify the authenticity of the signature and the capacity in which the signing person has acted, and where applicable the identity of the seal or stamp which the document bears. The Apostille does not relate to the content of the underlying apostilled public document.
If the country of use of foreign public documents is contracting party to the “Convention of 5 October 1961 Abolishing the Requirement of Legalisation for Foreign Public Documents” then after Foreign and Commonwealth Office Apostille documents don’t need the traditional requirement of legalisation.
The following countries which are not member of Apostille Convention of 5 October 1961 Abolishing the Requirement of Legalisation for Foreign Public Documents require further legalization from their respective embassies or consulates after being Apostille:
We process any commercial or legal documents for certification by Chamber of Commerce and Industry which are required for international trade, for example Power of Attorney, Commercial Contract, Distributor Agreement, Certificate of Incorporation, Article of Association, Trademark Certificate, Certificate of Free Sale (CFS), Certificate of BSE Free, Certificate of Good Manufacturing Practice (GMP), Health Certificate, Phytosanitary Certificate, Certificate of Chemical Composition, Certificate of Chemical Analysis, Certificate of Final Product Specification, Quality Certificate, Certificate of Authorise Manufacturer etc. Such documents can only be certified/legalized provided that the country of destination is mention in the title of document or within the body of the text or handwritten on the reverse of the document.