For business documents
Corporate papers, ready for abroad.
Trading, incorporating or contracting overseas usually means your commercial documents must be attested before a foreign authority will accept them. We manage the chamber, MEA and embassy chain so your deal is not held up by paperwork.
What we attest
Commercial
documents
Trade documents
Invoices, packing lists, certificates of origin and other export paperwork required by an importing country or its customs.
Corporate records
Certificate of incorporation, memorandum and articles, board resolutions and good-standing certificates for setting up or contracting abroad.
Authorisations
Powers of attorney, agency agreements and authorisation letters that must be recognised by a foreign authority or partner.
How it works
Chamber,
MEA, embassy
The exact route depends on the document and destination country. We confirm the correct chain for your case before starting.
Chamber of commerce
Commercial documents are first authenticated by a recognised chamber of commerce, which verifies the business and the document.
MEA attestation
The Ministry of External Affairs attests the chamber-verified document for international recognition.
Destination embassy
The embassy or consulate of the destination country provides the final attestation for acceptance there.
Collection & delivery
We verify every stamp and return the completed set to you or your counterparty, ready to use.
Related: MEA Attestation · Embassy Attestation
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