Apostille
For use in the Hague Convention states. Our handling plus the authority fee, shown separately in your quote.
Notarial deeds
Affidavit / statutory declaration
Sworn declarations for lost documents, name matters, single status, residence or inheritance – certified by the notary for use abroad.
Signing with the notary2–5 business days
Describe what you need to declare – a lost passport, single status, a name discrepancy, residence. We draft the statement in the language the recipient expects, the notary takes the declaration and certifies it, and the apostille or legalisation is added for the destination. Every application is reviewed by the notary, who decides the appropriate route for your document and destination; if a request cannot be fulfilled, we tell you before you pay.
Good to know: The notary identifies you and takes the declaration.
How it works for this service
Exactly what happens after you submit – no step hidden.
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Upload the document and your details
Upload the document to be signed and your ID; tell us the country of use and your city.
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Verify with your phone to confirm
Scan the QR code, photograph your ID and take a selfie. We check the file and email you a written quote with our fee, the statutory notary fee and how the signing works.
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We book the slot
We prepare the file for a notary near you and book a signing – usually within 1–3 business days, same-day express where available.
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Sign at the notary
Bring your ID. The notary identifies you and witnesses the signature; the signing takes minutes.
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Delivery
You take the certified original with you or receive it by DHL; a scan lands on your status page.
What you need
- Valid passport or national ID card (front and back)
- Supporting documents (if any)
Scans or clear phone photos are fine for the upload. Originals are only needed where stated.
Delivery options
- Digital (PDF)Download from your protected status page; never sent as an attachment.
- Original by DHLTracked shipping worldwide; tracking number on your status page.
- BothPDF first, original by DHL afterwards.
Add-ons for this service
Sworn translation
By a court-sworn translator, bundled into the same request and quoted per page.
Express – 2× faster
Express: 2× faster. Priority handling at every step and same-day dispatch as soon as the result is ready. The surcharge is shown in your quote.
Questions about this service
Legally careful answers – when in doubt, ask us before you start.
Loss of a passport or document, single status, name discrepancies, residence, support for a visa and similar statements that foreign authorities request.
The notary must identify you and witness your signature. How the signing takes place is decided by the notary after the review; we prepare the document so it takes only minutes.
The notary. Every application is reviewed first; the notary decides the appropriate route for your document and the country where it will be used. If a request cannot be fulfilled, you hear it before you pay anything.
In the 130+ Hague Convention countries an apostille is the standard; for other countries (such as the UAE, Qatar or Egypt) legalisation applies. Tell us the destination – the review confirms what the recipient needs.
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