Our London embassy attestation service:
Embassies (countries) have different requirements when attesting documents, so you must contact us before placing an order.
Our trained team attests documents for various London embassies daily, so they are the best placed to help and guide you.
Take advantage of our 15 year+ experience and expertise.
Attestation is part of what we do every day for both business and personal documents.
We work with all involved government bodies, from the FCDO, Embassies, High Commissions, and Consulates in London.
Our expertise and know-how of the processes ensure fast turnaround of all orders.
We are familiar with embassy rules, requirements, and procedures, thus avoiding unnecessary delays and preventing application rejections.
In addition, our process guarantees that your documents get approved, or you won’t pay for our service.
Save on cost and time, and enjoy a fast turnaround!
Send your enquiry today. Or call: 0207 0500 692
The three steps to get documents attested by an embassy in London
Step one:
Get a notary or solicitor
The first step is to get a solicitor, or in some cases, a notary, to examine the document to ensure and approve that the document is authentic. Then a statement and signature from the solicitor are attached to the document.
Not all documents require a solicitor’s certification. Here is a list of what documents need a solicitor or notary certificate.
Step two:
FCDO certificate
The second step in getting your document attested is to get your documents certified by the Legalisation Office from the Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office (FCDO).
You need the FCDO certification so that your documents can be accepted for use in other countries. The FCDO is the only authority in the UK that can issue an apostille.
Step three:
Embassy attestation
The final step is the embassy attestation. If you have your certified documents from both the solicitor and the FCDO, the embassy is ready to approve and authenticate your documents.
Not all countries require embassy attestation. Only countries that are NOT part of the Hague Convention require attestation.
Some non-Hague member countries require additional steps to be taken before they can accept your documents.
The most common documents we attest with embassies are:
Personal documents
- Certificates (birth, death etc)
- HMRC letters
- Police letters
- No impediment certificates
- Court documents
Business documents
- Incorporation certificate
- Company letters
- Minutes & resolutions
- Financial documents
- Non-disclosure agreement
Educational documents
- Degree, masters, diploma
- Professional qualifications
- Training certificates
- School letters
- GCSE, CSE, O Level
Popular Embassies.
Saudi Embassy Attestation | Qatar Embassy Attestation |
UAE Embassy Attestation | Kuwait Embassy Attestation |
Egypt Embassy Attestation | Jordan Embassy Attestation |
China Embassy Attestation | Lebanon Embassy Attestation |
Vietnam Embassy Attestation | Thailand Embassy Attestation |
South Korea Embassy Attestation | Jordan Embassy Attestation |
Popular Embassies.
Saudi Embassy Attestation |
UAE Embassy Attestation |
Egypt Embassy Attestation |
China Embassy Attestation |
Vietnam Embassy Attestation |
South Korea Attestation |
Qatar Embassy Attestation |
Kuwait Embassy Attestation |
Jordan Embassy Attestation |
Lebanon Embassy Attestation |
Thailand Embassy Attestation |
Jordan Embassy Attestation |
Egypt Embassy Attestation |
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Why use our London embassy attestation service?
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