About this situation
Corporate documents — articles, resolutions, certificates of status — often need authentication or an apostille before a foreign authority or partner will accept them.
When people use it
- Opening foreign operations
- Cross-border contracts
- Foreign bank or registry filings
- International tenders
How it works
Start the apostille flow, tell us where you are and who the document is for, and we confirm whether it can be completed online or needs an in-person appointment — before you pay. Requirements depend on the destination country (Hague vs non-Hague).
This page is general information, not legal advice. Acceptance of any document is always the receiving organization's decision. Prices shown exclude applicable tax unless stated.