Apostille

The apostille process varies from one document to another. While some document can go directly to the Prime Minister Office for attestation, others have to go through a series of validation:

• Notarisation

• Attestation by the Supreme Court

• Attestation by the Prime Minister Office

Additionally, consularisation may even be required if the document will be used in a country that is not party to The Hague Convention. The team at Sole Services Ltd has the expertise to sort between the documents and prepare the batches of document so they all get approved and attested at each stage.

Documents that can typically be attested by the Prime Minister Office (PMO) include:

• Documents from Supreme Court

• Power of Attorney (POA)

• Constitution

• Certificate of Incorporation

• Certificate of Incumbency

• Certificate of Current Standing, Business

• Expeditions

• Written Resolutions of Board of Directors

The PMO charges Rs 500 for each set of document that has to be apostilled. Unsure if your document can be attested? Contact the team at Sole Services Ltd for help.