Marriage Certificate Apostille is an official process that authenticates your marriage certificate for legal use in Hague Convention member countries. It is done by the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA), Government of India, to verify that your marriage certificate is genuine and valid for submission abroad — whether for spouse visa, family migration, dependent visa, or name change purposes.
Once apostilled, the certificate is recognized by all Hague Convention countries without the need for embassy attestation.
Submit your original marriage certificate along with the passport copies of both partners. You can visit our center or send them via courier.
The certificate is first authenticated by the State Home Department or Sub-Divisional Magistrate (SDM) to verify its genuineness.
After verification, the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) applies the Apostille sticker or stamp on your marriage certificate.
We safely deliver the apostilled document back to your doorstep via courier or personal collection.
Used for family, immigration, or dependent visa purposes:
Used for spouse visa or dependent visa cases involving education verification:
Used when family migration involves business or employment abroad:
Used to confirm applicant and spouse identity:
It’s the process of legalizing a marriage certificate by the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) for official recognition in Hague Convention countries.
It’s required for spouse visa, dependent migration, name change, or citizenship verification abroad.
Original Birth Certificate,Passport copies of both partners,Authorization letter (if processed through a representative)
Yes, Apostille is valid in all Hague Convention countries such as the USA, UK, France, Germany, and Italy.
No, Apostille alone is sufficient for Hague member countries. Non-Hague countries require embassy attestation instead.