Apostille for a school-leaving certificate from Germany
A school-leaving certificate from Germany is apostilled by State administrative apostille office, usually after pre-certification by the university or ministry (Vorbeglaubigung). We organise it for you – including the fresh original and any pre-certification – add a sworn translation if needed, and deliver worldwide.
Start your school-leaving certificate apostille
No payment before quote- Upload a scan, 2 min
- Verify with your phone
- Delivered by courier or download
Let us get this done for you
- Apostille from 8 hours
- Written quote before you pay
- Encrypted, no account needed
- 1Upload a scanWe pre-check it and confirm the route
- 2Verify with your phoneID + selfie, ~3 minutes, then your quote
- 3We obtain the apostilleCompetent authority + sworn translation
- 4DeliveredCourier worldwide or protected download
Who issues it, who apostilles it
University, Hochschule or school
State administrative apostille office, usually after pre-certification by the university or ministry (Vorbeglaubigung)
Where a Germany school-leaving certificate with apostille is accepted
Not accepted in Algeria, Bangladesh, Burundi, Dominican Republic, India, Kosovo, Liberia, Mongolia, Morocco, Pakistan, Philippines, Rwanda, Senegal, Tajikistan, Tunisia, Uzbekistan, and Vietnam (Article 12 objection) – documents for these countries are legalised or verified instead.
- Germany → United StatesApostille
- Germany → United KingdomApostille
- Germany → SpainApostille
- Germany → ItalyUsually no apostille (bilateral treaty)
- Germany → FranceUsually no apostille (bilateral treaty)
- Germany → CanadaApostille
- Germany → AustraliaApostille
- Germany → United Arab EmiratesLegalisation required
- Germany → Saudi ArabiaApostille
- Germany → TürkiyeApostille
- Germany → NetherlandsApostille
What we need from you
- Original certificate (or a certified copy if accepted)
- Name and country of the school, year of issue
- Destination country and purpose
Universities abroad usually want a sworn translation; some accept certified translations by the school. We add the translation in the same order.
Germany school-leaving certificate apostille: questions
State administrative apostille office, usually after pre-certification by the university or ministry (Vorbeglaubigung). Issued by: University, Hochschule or school
Yes. The apostille must be issued in Germany, but you do not have to be there: we organise a suitable original where possible, the submission to the competent authority and delivery of the apostilled school-leaving certificate anywhere. The notary reviews your application first.
An Article 12 objection is in force between Germany and Algeria, Bangladesh, Burundi, Dominican Republic, India, Kosovo, Liberia, Mongolia, Morocco, Pakistan, Philippines, Rwanda, Senegal, Tajikistan, Tunisia, Uzbekistan, and Vietnam; documents for these countries are legalised or verified instead. Non-Convention countries such as the UAE, Qatar and Kuwait always need legalisation.
The HCCH record lists: Fees are set on the basis of the value of the certificate. The costs incurred by the applicant are between a minimum of €10 and a maximum of €130. On average the fees amount to between between 12 Euros and 40 Euros.. Official fees are passed through 1:1 and shown separately in your quote.
No. Schools can issue certified copies but the apostille comes from the designated authority of the country after the education authority confirms the signature. We coordinate both steps.
The school or the education authority can issue a replacement certificate or certified copy, which can then be apostilled. We handle the request with your authorisation.
The UK is a Convention party independent of EU rules, so apostilles are the standard in both directions. Whether a particular university insists on it varies – we ask for you if you are unsure.
School-leaving certificate from other countries
Germany school-leaving certificate, apostilled and delivered
Fresh original, authority, translation and courier in one request – quoted before you pay.
Questions? Write to [email protected]