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Your original document
Keep the original certificate, record or declaration available unless you have been advised that a copy is acceptable.
Before you begin
Start with the document, destination country and purpose. These details help clarify which records to gather before apostille or embassy attestation.
The essentials
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Keep the original certificate, record or declaration available unless you have been advised that a copy is acceptable.
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Requirements may differ depending on where the document will be presented.
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Study, employment, residence, marriage and business needs can follow different routes.
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Keep relevant identity or application details handy if they are part of the request.
By document type
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Often requested for study, professional registration or employment abroad.
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Often needed for residence, family, immigration or legal purposes.
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May support overseas trade, company administration or commercial transactions.
Before you submit
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Name the document exactly as it appears on the record.
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Share the destination country and, if known, the receiving institution.
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Tell us whether it is for study, work, residency, family or business.
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A clear timeline helps set realistic next steps.
Document rules can change based on the destination, issuing authority and intended use. Share your situation with us for guidance focused on your request.
Ready when you are
Send the document type, destination and purpose. Attestation 365 can help you take the next step with a clearer view of the process.