HRD Attestation - Delhi

Every country has its own rule for foreign documents, and that's where most people get stuck. If you're going to the UK, USA, Australia, Germany or any other Hague Convention country, your certificate needs an apostille. If it's the UAE, Kuwait, Qatar or another country outside the convention, it goes through attestation instead, and that means more stops along the way, like the notary, the state department, the MEA and then the embassy. Picking the wrong route at the start is one of the most common reasons a document comes back rejected. We handle both. Our apostille services in India are used mostly for degree certificates and marksheets, but we also do birth certificates, marriage certificates, police clearance certificates and company documents.

A lot of the people who call us are in a hurry. Someone has a job offer with a joining date, or a visa appointment next month, or a university that wants the documents before the semester starts. So the first thing we do is go through your papers properly. A wrong spelling of a name, a missing signature, a photocopy that's too faint to read, these small things get files rejected, and then you're waiting weeks for nothing. If we find a problem, we tell you straight away and explain what to fix. Most of our clients have never done this before, so we keep the explanations simple and you can ask as many questions as you like, even the basic ones.

You don't have to guess the cost or the time. Once we know what the document is and which country it's going to, we tell you the steps, how long it usually takes, and the fee, all before you agree to anything. The fee changes depending on the document, the country and how fast you need it done. While your file is in process you can message us and ask where it is, and we'll tell you. We take care of the forms and the running around between offices, so you can get on with your job or your studies. To begin, just send a photo of your document and tell us the country. If you're not sure whether you need an apostille or attestation, that's fine, we'll figure it out with you.