INTERNATIONAL LEGALIZATION
Extra Steps for International Documents
When you’re using an official document overseas, or a foreign document in the U.S., you’ll have to officially verify the document’s certifications and seals.
Verification steps vary everywhere, but generally include simple government agency authentication; legalization, which requires multiple-agency verification; and Apostille Certificates, a streamlined verification attachment that’s accepted by more than 110 countries.
Documents often requiring legalization include:
- Corporate documents.
- Notarized contracts.
- Trademark assignments.
- IRS Good Standing Certificates.
- Certificates of listing on a foreign exchange.
International Expertise
Understanding where, what and how to file in a foreign country is an extremely complex challenge because requirements, fees and political considerations vary all over the world.
Get a simpler solution, from pricing to processing. Up to four documents are verified with the same authority at no additional charge, by a team that understands the process and international embassy quirks. We’ll even keep you updated with important regulation and policy changes in the locations where you do business.
Your Authentication Service
Get back to business fast with an experienced team and global network to legalize your international documents.
Services vary depending on the document type and location, but generally include:
- Determining requirements based on the type of document, country of origin and destination country.
- Arranging legalization steps for the fastest possible approval.
- Submitting and retrieving your documents in person, at every necessary agency.
- Following up to address issues as needed.
- Delivering authenticated documents internationally.
- Expedited apostille and legalization at the Foreign & Commonwealth Office in London for documents needed in Bermuda, Cayman Islands and other British Territories.
