Apostille Legalization

Apostille is a French word, which means certification. In English, it refers to the process of legalizing a document for international use under the 1961 Hague Convention, which eliminated the requirement for further legalization of foreign public documents.

A document that is certified with an Apostille is accepted for legal use in all nations that have signed the Hague Convention. Thus no additional legalization by the embassy or consulate of a foreign country is required for that document.

If your country is part of the Hague Convention, we highly recommend you to order this service.

Our Standard Apostille includes:

INTERNATIONAL:

Belize BC – Apostille of Certificate of Incorporation, Memorandum and Articles of Association bound together as a single group.

Belize LLC – Apostille of Certificate of Formation, Memorandum and Articles of Formation bound together as a single group.

BVI BC – Apostille of Certificate of Incorporation, Memorandum and Articles of Association bound together as a single group.

Nevis IBC – Apostille of Certificate of Incorporation and Articles of Incorporation bound together as a single group.

Nevis LLC – Apostille of Certificate of Formation and Articles of Organization bound together as a single group.

Panama IBC – Apostille of Articles of Incorporation.

Panama Foundation – Apostille of Foundation Charter.

Panama Fund – Apostille of Articles of Incorporation.

Seychelles IBC – Apostille of Certificate of Incorporation, Memorandum and Articles of Association bound together as a single group.

Seychelles Foundation – Certificate of Registration and Foundation Charter bound together as a single group.

CANADA:

BC Corporation – Certificate of Incorporation, Articles of Incorporation, Incorporation Agreement, Notice of Articles and Incorporation Application bound together as a single group.

BC LLP – Apostille of the Registration Form 1

New Brunswick Corporation – Certificate of Incorporation, Articles of Incorporation, Notice of Registered Office and Notice of Directors bound together as a single group.

Ontario Corporation – Certificate and Articles of Incorporation bound together as a single group.

Ontario LP – Declaration of an Ontario Limited Partnership and Declaration Information of an Ontario Limited Partnership bound together as a single group.