Document Procurement / Attestation / Apostille for Foreign Nationals
A. Importance of Legalized Documents for Foreign Nationals in India Foreign nationals residing in or traveling to India for employment, education, long-term residence, marriage, or legal transactions are often required to present documents that are authenticated and legally valid in both their home country and India. This process typically involves document procurement, embassy/consular attestation, notarization, and in some cases, apostille under the Hague Convention.
Our services are designed for expats, PIOs, OCIs, and other foreign nationals who need assistance with:
Obtaining duplicate or original civil documents (birth, marriage, divorce, death, etc.) from their home country
Procuring educational certificates and transcripts
Getting documents attested by foreign embassies or the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA), India
Apostille services for documents recognized under the Hague Convention
Legal translation and notary services
This documentation is crucial for:
Visa applications and renewals
FRRO registration
Indian work permits or business licenses
Marriage registration in India
Admission in Indian educational institutions
Legal court proceedings or property transactions
B. Our Document Services – Step-by-Step Support
1. Document Procurement: We help retrieve civil and educational documents from various countries by coordinating with:
Government registry offices
Educational institutions or boards
Notarial offices or civil status departments
This service is ideal for clients who no longer reside in their home country or cannot travel for administrative tasks. We help acquire:
Birth, marriage, divorce, and death certificates
Academic degrees, diplomas, and mark sheets
Police clearance certificates (PCCs)
Employment verification letters
2. Attestation Services: We handle multi-tier attestation, ensuring that your documents are valid for use in India:
Notary Attestation: First level, done by a registered legal notary.
Home Department Attestation: For state-issued documents.
Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) Attestation: For national-level validation.
Embassy Attestation: For final authentication by the respective embassy or consulate.
We coordinate the entire process across jurisdictions to ensure quick and error-free attestation.
3. Apostille Services: If your home country is a signatory of the Hague Apostille Convention, your documents can be apostilled instead of being attested by the embassy. We assist with:
Preparing and verifying the documents for apostille
Liaising with MEA offices for apostille stamping
Handling both personal and commercial documents (such as company licenses)
This is especially useful for foreign nationals from countries like the USA, UK, France, Germany, Netherlands, Australia, and others.
4. Certified Translation & Legal Notarization: Many Indian authorities require translated versions of foreign-language documents. We provide:
Legal translation of documents in over 30 languages
Notarization of translated copies
Dual-language format acceptance
Our translators are authorized and experienced in legal, academic, and medical terminology to ensure acceptance by Indian institutions.
5. End-to-End Courier & Coordination Services: We offer:
Domestic and international courier dispatch for documents
Secure pickup and delivery from client’s location
Embassy visits, consulate submissions, and document tracking
Our clients can monitor the status of their document process at every stage through real-time updates.
C. Why Choose Our Document Attestation & Apostille Services? Dealing with documentation across multiple countries and legal frameworks can be overwhelming. We simplify it for you by offering:
Single-point contact for all your attestation needs
Expert guidance on which authority attests which type of document
100% compliant service as per Indian immigration, embassy, and legal norms
Guaranteed timelines to help you meet tight deadlines (visa interview, joining job, legal filing, etc.)
Personalized document checklist based on nationality and purpose of use
Our partnerships with notary offices, embassies, and logistics partners ensure that your documentation is handled professionally and without delay.
Apostille is accepted among countries that are part of the Hague Convention and requires only one stamp from the MEA. Attestation is a multi-step process including notary, state, MEA, and embassy authentication—required by non-Hague countries.
Yes, we offer global procurement services through legal representatives or local liaisons in many countries. You don’t need to travel to retrieve documents.
Yes, foreign nationals must provide attested birth and marital status documents for court or Arya Samaj marriages. We help with full document preparation.
Depending on the country and document type, it takes 5–15 working days. Urgent options may be available for select countries.
Yes, we work with government-recognized translators who specialize in over 30 languages including French, German, Spanish, Arabic, Japanese, Russian, and more.