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We have dedicated pages for the following 79 individual document types. Each page addresses the specific document and explains whether notarisation is required and whether an apostille is required for that document.

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Why does each document have a separate page? Notarisation and apostille requirements depend on the institution requesting the document, rather than its type alone. However, each document type has its own common practices. Details vary between documents, such as whether an apostille should be placed on the original diploma or its translation, or whether an e-Apostille is available for a criminal record certificate. These pages explain those details.

Maritime Documents
9 document types

Maritime Documents

Ship registration and tonnage documents, classification certificates, seafarer documents and maritime trade agreements. An area we work in frequently, thanks to our location near the Tuzla shipyard district.

Language-Specific Document Guides
4 document types

Language-Specific Document Guides

Procedures specific to particular language and country combinations: recognition of qualifications in Germany, UK assessments and consular legalisation chains.

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