Attestation Services
State, MEA and embassy attestation for countries outside the Hague Convention.
Complete attestation, step by step
If your destination country does not accept an apostille, your documents usually need attestation at several levels, ending with the embassy. We take care of every stage and keep you updated.
- State, Home Department and HRD attestation
- MEA attestation and embassy legalisation
- Notary, affidavit and translation attestation
Requirements differ by country and document. We confirm the exact steps before we start.
What we offer
State and HRD Attestation
For educational documents, issued by the state authority.
Home Department Attestation
For personal and civil documents.
MEA Attestation
Ministry of External Affairs attestation on verified documents.
Embassy Attestation
Legalisation by the destination country’s embassy.
Notary and Affidavit
Notarisation and drafting support for affidavits.
Chamber of Commerce
Certificates for commercial and trade documents.
Translation Attestation
Attestation of translated documents.
Not sure which route?
Tell us your country and document. We confirm the right route.
How we work
Share details
Tell us your document or requirement and destination country.
Get a quote
We confirm the route, fees and timeline.
Hand over
Send scans first, then originals by pickup or courier.
We process
Our team handles every government and language step.
Delivery
Completed work returns by tracked courier or email.
Where it is used
Frequently asked questions
What is document attestation and when is it needed?
Attestation is the official verification of a document at one or more government levels. It is needed when a country asks for verified documents but does not accept an apostille.
What is the difference between apostille and attestation?
An apostille is a single certificate accepted by Hague Convention member countries. Attestation usually involves several steps, ending with the destination country’s embassy.
What are the steps in embassy attestation?
Typically notary or state attestation first, then Home Department or HRD, then MEA, and finally the embassy. The exact steps depend on the country and document.
What is HRD attestation?
HRD attestation is verification of educational documents by the state education department. It is often a required step before MEA attestation.
Do translated documents need attestation too?
Often yes. If your documents are translated, the translation may also need to be attested. We can handle both together.
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