Document apostille in Georgia

An apostille authenticates the signature, the signatory’s capacity and the seal or stamp. It does not verify the document’s contents or replace the receiving institution’s requirements.

It depends on the destination and the document. We check whether the Hague Convention applies and whether international agreements provide exemptions. If an apostille is unsuitable, consular legalisation may be required; we agree its procedure separately.

Submitting an existing document for an apostille generally does not require a notarised power of attorney, and we can arrange it remotely. If a replacement document must be obtained on your behalf, eligibility and any power of attorney requirements are checked separately.

A photo is used for the initial check. For the standard process, send the original once agreed with us. Duly certified copies or electronic documents may be accepted in some cases, depending on the document and the recipient’s requirements.

Its issue date alone does not guarantee eligibility. We check the issuing authority, signatures, seals and condition. If a replacement is needed, we discuss obtaining it and the costs before starting.

Yes. Tell us the required language and the recipient’s requirements. We agree the translation, any notarisation and any separate apostille or legalisation of the translation. Availability, price and timing are confirmed in advance.

Tell us when you need the document. We check the available options for your document and separately agree whether faster processing is possible, its price and delivery.