Apostille and Legalisation
Apostille & Embassy Legalisation Services
FCO Legalisation:
IMEX is a professional legalisation service organisation, offering a range of business and private legalisation services.
What is An Apostille? An Apostille Certificate is an official certificate issued to documents that will be recognised in certain countries without further Legalisation. The countries that accept and recognise an apostille certificate are the member of Hague Convention.
For the countries that are not on the list may still accept the Apostille but in most cases will require further legalisation. For details please check with the embassies. The documents that we can handle include Birth Certificate, Marriage Certificate, Death certificates, Name Change Deed Polls, Company Certificates of Incorporation, Certificates of Good Standing, Memorandum and Articles of Association, HM Revenue and Customs documents, Certificate of Residence documents, Power of Attorney & Letters of Authorisation (witnessed by a solicitor or notary), Notary Oaths, Educational documents, etc.
E-Apostille
E-Apostille Service Highlights
Turnaround: It normally takes TWO WORKING DAYS.
Refund: There’s no refund if a recipient rejects a legalised document.
Documents that CANNOT obtain e-Apsotille: UK Marriage Certificate, UK Birth Certificate, Certificate of No Impediment, ACRO, DBS or any other documents issued by GRO.
Commercial Documents: For various purposes, such as investing abroad, business visa, etc., company register documents including Certificate of Incorporation, Memorandum & Articles of Association can be legalised either as a bundle or separate individual. BVI & Cayman Company Documents: For this type of documents, apostille issued in the UK are widely acceptable. They are often legalised as a bundle.
University Degree Verification: Along with the apostille, we offer an additional service of verifying university degree of students for any specific purpose, such as employment abroad.
Document Upload: We require the documents to be uploaded for preview and processing the required services.
Paper Based Apostille: For any documents that are not suitable for an e-apostille or a paper based apostille is required, please visit here Apostille Application.
