Certificate attestation is an important process for legalizing documents issued from your home country to use abroad. It is needed for immigrating abroad for various purposes. Non-educational certificates like birth certificates, marriage certificates, death certificates, commercial documents, etc. need to be attested from the document issuing country.
Personal documents and commercial documents are needed abroad for various purposes like getting a family visa, residential visa, getting social security benefits, starting a business abroad, etc. Document attestation from the document issuing country makes sure that the certificate is legitimate and avoids the issues of forgery and misrepresentation of documents.
The process of attesting non-educational certificates in India is as follows:
State attestation: Personal documents like birth certificate, marriage certificate, etc. are attested by the Notary first and then by the respective state Home department. The commercial documents are attested by the respective state Chamber of Commerce.
MEA attestation: The non-educational certificates are then attested from the Ministry of External Affairs [MEA].
Embassy attestation: After MEA attestation, the certificates are attested from the embassy of the country you are intending to travel to.
To know more about the non-educational certificate attestation, please visit our official website.
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