Certified Translation Apostille Service ensures your documents are accurately translated, certified, and legally recognized for use in Hague Convention countries. If your original document is not in English (or not in the language accepted by the destination country), it must first be translated and certified before Apostille by the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA), Government of India.
This process guarantees both the authenticity of the translation and the legality of the original document abroad.
We collect your original document and review its content and language requirements.
The document is translated by a government-approved or sworn translator in the required language (such as English, French, German, Spanish, Arabic, etc.).
The translated copy and original are notarized or authenticated by the relevant state department.
The Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) issues the Apostille stamp, confirming the legal authenticity of the translation and original document.
Once attested, both original and translated apostilled documents are securely delivered to your address.
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It is the process of translating a document by an authorized translator and then legalizing it through MEA Apostille, making it valid for use in Hague Convention countries.
You need it when your document is in a language not accepted by the destination country and must be officially recognized abroad.
Only government-approved or sworn translators are authorized to perform certified translations for Apostille purposes.
A normal translation may not be legally valid, while certified translation includes a translator’s signature, seal, and certificate of authenticity.
Yes. We handle end-to-end processing — translation, certification, notarization, and Apostille under one roof.