A number of countries have special entry requirements. For example, the commercial invoices and certificates of origin certified by the responsible Chamber of Commerce and Industry often have to be legalized by the respective embassy of the country of entry.
VISA SERVICE can also take care of the legalization and certification of documents, powers of attorney, export and freight documents prescribed by the respective embassies and have your documents legalized quickly and reliably.
Some documents cannot be certified by the IHK. Before legalization by the embassy, these often have to be certified by a notary and his signature subsequently certified by the responsible district court president.
We can also take over any required over-certification of power of attorney, contracts and other documents by the Federal Office of Administration (BVA) for you. Certifications by the Chamber of Industry and Commerce are also possible after prior agreement.
Many Arab countries prior to legalization require confirmation from GHORFA (Arab-German Association for Trade and Industry) . You will usually receive this confirmation from our service within 24 hours.
Further information can be found under the Preregistration tab .
In a large number of countries, there is no legalization requirement for foreign public documents. The Hague Convention of 1961 is used here and the document must be provided with a so-called ” apostille “.
Further information can be found under the tab Hague Convention .
You will receive the applicable fees for the legalization of your documents from us on request, as these often depend on the current exchange rate and the value of the goods shown on the commercial invoice.
You can us either by email at contact info@visa-service.com or by phone at +49 3021 0036 24. We are happy to help.
The district court is responsible for all judicial and notarized documents (e.g. power of attorney, divorce order, translation). The translation by the sworn translator / interpreter must also be certified in advance by the competent local court. The pre-certification must be carried out by the president, vice-president or presiding judge.
The district court is responsible for all judicial and notarized documents (e.g. power of attorney, translation). The translation by the sworn translator / interpreter must also be certified in advance by the competent local court. The pre-certification must be carried out by the president, vice-president or presiding judge.
The state / state authorities (see below) are responsible for the documents of their administrative authorities and cities (e.g. birth certificates, certificates , marriage certificate, identity certificates, registration certificates, etc.). -Federal authorities are responsible for the certificates they issue. Police records in the Federal Central Register must be pre-certified by the Federal Prosecutor / Bonn Federal Court. For more information link
The Chamber of Commerce and Industry / Chamber of Commerce is responsible for business papers (such as commercial invoices, dioxin certificates, certificates of origin, approvals, etc.).
Disclaimer: Lega- Service is a private visa / legalization agency that is not affiliated with any government agency or department such as an embassy or consulate. Visa-service.com offers expediting services for your visa or document legalization, and charges a service fee. Visa legalization can also be obtained directly from the respective government websites without paying the additional service fee.