What is Apostille?
An apostille to a document is the authentication, by a specially appointed government official, of a copy of a public document which has been notarized as a true copy by a notary public. Apostille is internationally accepted under the Hague convention, which includes the majority of English speaking and European countries. Most banks require company’s public documents to have an apostille guaranteeing them to be authentic documents, and bearing the official stamp of the office of the authorized person to sign the apostille.
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