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Get the best certificate attestation in Rajkot here. When you are planning a move abroad for anything like work, studies, starting a business or have some legal work, an attestation is needed on your Indian-issued documents. Attestation is a formal verification process that confirms the authenticity of your documents, preventing delays or rejection by foreign authorities. For countries outside the Hague Convention Agreement, embassy attestation is necessary for all documents including birth certificates, marriage certificates, degree certificates, and any document that you want to use abroad. Here in Rajkot, Gujarat, we provide comprehensive guidance and assistance throughout the attestation process, making it efficient and stress-free.
Make sure your document is set for final approval by performing these four important verification checks.
Notarization is a first step in the attestation process for some documents. You can think of it as securing an official witness for your paperwork. A Notary Public, a government-appointed official, verifies your identity and meticulously examines the document to confirm its authenticity and completeness. Now your documents are ready for state-level verification.
In Rajkot, the document verification process for visa applications will vary depending on the nature of the documents, so you’ll have to visit different government bodies in Gujarat for verification.
Depending upon your visa needs, you’ll have to visit the Sub-Divisional Magistrate (SDM) for additional verification of your documents.
As India’s main agency for foreign affairs, the MEA also authenticates Indian documents. This includes personal documents, educational certificates, and business documents. After verification by relevant authorities, submit them to the MEA for final approval. Upon confirmation, they’ll stamp your documents, signifying final Indian government permission for international use.
After getting your documents authenticated by the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA), take them to the foreign embassy of your destination country. They will take over the entire process. They’ll review your documents, along with the MEA stamp, to give them a final inspection. If your document passes their scrutiny, they will affix their attestation stamp, implying that your documents are ready to use in their country.
Obtaining embassy attestation through a self-directed approach requires visiting multiple government departments in person — from the Notary Public office to the foreign embassy. While achievable, this method can be quite time-consuming and labour-intensive. Any errors or missing information within your application will call for a complete restart of the process and will extend the timeframe for obtaining the attestation.
We understand the complexities of document attestation, so let our team simplify the process for you. Simply provide the documents requiring attestation, and our experienced professionals will handle all the necessary steps – from notarization and Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MEA) verification to embassy attestation. You won’t need to visit government agencies as our team will manage the entire procedure. Once complete, we’ll return your attested documents to you.
Excellent Attestation Services LLP
Mumbai: 6th Floor – Business Square, Opp. Andheri Railway Station (west), Mumbai – 400058.
Mo. 9925867908 / 9979777748
Delhi: 3rd floor, Regal Building, 44 Backary Portion, Innov8, Connaught Place, New Delhi – 110001.
Mo. 8866473857 / 8866787599
Email: info@attestation-apostille.com
Type of Document | Price | Time |
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Educational Documents | Rs 4000 to Rs 7000 | 6 to 8 Working Days |
Commercial Documents | Rs 3000 + Embassy fee | 4 to 5 Working Days |
Personal Documents | Rs 4000 to Rs 7000 | 5 to 7 Working Days |
Other Documents | Rs 7000 to Rs 12500 | 10 to 12 Working Days |
The original documents
Clear photocopies of the original documents
Proof of identity (Passport or Aadhaar card)
Notary stamp (optional)
Covering letter in favour of the Embassy