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Get the best certificate attestation in Vadodara here. If you have to relocate overseas for any reason, attestation ensures that your documents are authentic and recognized by other governments. Like a travel visa for all your documents, this official embassy stamp attests to its legitimacy and is required in several countries, including Vietnam, China, the United Arab Emirates, Qatar, Oman, Jordan, Iraq, Iran, Saudi Arabia, and many more. Any document issued in India that has to be used abroad, including birth certificates, marriage certificates, diplomas and degree certificates, and commercial documents, needs to be attested by an embassy. All of the details are provided here.
Your document must pass four easy procedures before it is officially stamped.
For some documents that must be used overseas, notarization is the initial stage. It functions similarly to having a Notary Public serve as the official witness for your documents. After confirming your identification and the document’s validity, they add their unique stamp. This has significance for various documents such as personal declarations and affidavits.
Depending on the kind of document, the document verification procedure in Vadodara for visa applications will include visits to many authorities.
The Sub-Divisional Magistrate (SDM) may need to verify your documents further, depending on your visa requirements and the destination country.
The MEA is the main government agency in charge of India’s foreign policy and the official entity in charge of validating documents issued domestically. This process of authentication, also known as legalization, includes verifying the legitimacy of documents such as diplomas, business invoices, and personal documents. Documents can be submitted to the MEA for final verification after being verified by the appropriate authorities (SDM, Home Department, HRD, Chamber of Commerce). After this procedure, the document is given a special stamp by the MEA to indicate that it has received final clearance from India.
Once your documents have the MEA stamp, you need to take them to the embassy of the nation you want to visit. Consider embassies to be overseas operations in other countries. They serve as administrators, confirming the legitimacy of your documents — such as degrees or birth certificates — before allowing you to use them within their nation. This attestation procedure guarantees the validity and unaltered state of your documents.
Getting a notary stamp is the first among many government agencies you have to visit. After that, go have your documents validated at HRD, SDM, the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA), or the Gujarat Home Department or CoC. The authorised documents are then delivered to the embassy for the last attestation. This may sound easy, but get ready to put in some effort! Any errors or missing information require a fresh start, which can significantly prolong your attestation.
Are you anxious about having your documents certified? Relax! We take care of all the notarization, MEA verification, and embassy attestation, requiring very little effort from you. Simply provide us with the necessary paperwork and our professionals will take care of everything. You don’t have to go to government offices! Your documents will be promptly stamped and returned to you.
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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