Embassy Legalization for documents intended to be used in Non-Hague Convention Countries
Legalizing documents for countries not part of the Hague Convention requires State, Federal, and Embassy authentication. The type of authentication depends on the document and whether the foreign country is part of the Hague Convention. If not, Embassy Legalization is necessary.
Some of the documents requiring Embassy legalization include, but are not limited to:
- Commercial documents
- Commercial Invoice and Certificate of Origin
- Statement of Information
- Certificate of status
- Authorization Letter
- Power of Attorney
- Birth, Marriage and Death Certificates
- Copy of passport or Driver’s License
- Educational Documents
- Single Status Affidavit
- FBI Background Check
- Court Judgment
- Will or Trust
What is Embassy Legalization?
Embassy Legalization is a process where the Embassy authenticates the signature of the State and/or US State Department by adding a stamp or seal. This ensures your document is valid for use in a foreign country.
How Nationwide Apostille Can Help:
We manage the entire legalization process, including:
- Notarizing your documents (if needed).
- Getting State-level authentication for documents issued by State/County or Court for non-Hague countries.
- Handling US State Department authentication (if required).
- Legalizing documents with the appropriate Embassy or Consulate.
We Specialize in Legalizing Documents for These Countries:
- Egypt (Consulates nationwide and Embassy in Washington DC)
- Kuwait (Consulates nationwide and Embassy in Washington DC)
- Lebanon (Consulates nationwide and Embassy in Washington DC)
- Qatar (Consulate nationwide and Embassy in Washington DC)
- UAE (Consulate nationwide and Embassy in Washington DC)
- Vietnam (Consulate nationwide and Embassy in Washington DC)
We also assist with other Consulates nationwide, as well as Embassies in Washington DC, including those not listed above.
Why Choose Nationwide Apostille?
We have years of experience in document legalization. Our team guides you from start to finish. Contact us today for assistance:
Call 877-300-0209 or fill out the Quote Request form (top right).
Disclaimer:
We are not lawyers and do not provide legal advice. For legal questions, please contact an attorney or your local bar association.
For more details on the Hague Convention, visit [link].