Birth Certificate Apostille is the process of legalizing your birth certificate to make it valid and acceptable in all Hague Convention countries. It is done by the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA), Government of India, and is required for various purposes such as visa, education, family migration, or citizenship abroad.
Once apostilled, your birth certificate carries an official MEA sticker or stamp confirming its authenticity and international recognition.
Submit your original birth certificate and a passport copy to our center or through courier. Our team verifies and prepares it for attestation.
The certificate is authenticated by the State Home Department or Sub-Divisional Magistrate (SDM) to confirm its legitimacy before MEA attestation.
Once verified, the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) affixes the Apostille sticker or stamp on your birth certificate.
After apostille, the document is securely returned to you via courier or in-person collection.
Used for visa, immigration, and family verification purposes:
Used for higher studies or employment abroad (if required with birth proof):
For family-owned or dependent visa cases involving company sponsorships:
Used to verify identity and nationality:
It’s the legalization of your birth certificate by the MEA to confirm it’s genuine and valid for use in any Hague Convention member country.
It’s required for visa, PR, study, or family migration processes in countries that are part of the Hague Convention.
Original Birth Certificate, Passport Copy of the applicant, Authorization letter (if processed via representative)
It’s valid in 100+ Hague Convention countries such as the USA, UK, Canada, Australia, France, and Germany.
No, Apostille is sufficient for all Hague member countries. Embassy attestation is only needed for non-Hague countries.