When the destination country is not part of the Hague Apostille Convention — or when a specific authority requires consular authentication — Notary7 manages every step of the legalization chain on your behalf.
Embassy/Consulate Legalization is $495. Add notarization, ministry legalization, sworn translation, express or shipping — the total updates live.
It's a multi-step certification process where a document is authenticated by several authorities — typically notary, government, foreign affairs ministry, and the destination country's embassy — before it can be used abroad.
Apostille is a single-step certificate used between Hague Convention members. Embassy legalization is required for all other destinations and involves multiple sequential authentications.
Commercial documents — invoices, certificates of origin, agency agreements — often need Ministry of Foreign Affairs before MoFA and embassy submission. We coordinate the full sequence.
Each embassy has its own document requirements, processing times and fees. Our compliance team tracks rule changes so your submission is accepted first time.
Typically 1–4 weeks depending on the country and document chain. Some embassies offer same-week express slots, which we can secure for urgent orders.
Many embassies require a sworn translation into their official language before legalization. We bundle this in the same order automatically.
Yes — upload your existing notarized document and we will continue the chain from MoFA onwards.
We guarantee your notarization, Apostille, legalization or translation will be accepted by the destination authority — or we fix it or refund you.
