LEGALISATION تأئید اسناد

Date: Nov 09, 2008
LEGALISATION & AUTHENTICATION/ATTESTATION

Legalisation (apostille) is an official means of confirming that a signature, seal or stamp appearing on a specific document is genuine. Legalised documents are often required when travelling overseas to work or study or to set up an office of a company.

Within the UK, document legalisation tends to fall under two categories:
1. UK government legalisation conducted by the Foreign Commonwealth Office
2. UK based foreign Embassy legalization
The type of documents that have to be legalised varies from country to country but the most common documents requiring legalisation are educational and medical certificates. Companies intending to set up offices in Afghanistan usually require their Certificate of Incorporation to be legalised.
The legalisation of documents is conducted by a UK government official at the Foreign Commonwealth Office (FCO). The FCO verifies the stamp/signature on the document and then attaches an apostille (legalisation certificate) to confirm that it is genuine.
The Embassy of Afghanistan in London will legalise United Kingdom and the Republic of Ireland academic qualifications only, provided they are certified by either the FCO or the Irish Ministry of Foreign Affairs respectively.

Fee: 20 GBP/document

فارغ التحصیلان افغانی دانشگاه های بریتانیا، بایست اسناد شان را مطابق مراحل فوق تائید کرده و در پایان تصدیق سفارت افغانستان در لندن را اخذ کنند. تنها در این صورت وزارت تحصیلات عالی افغانستان به ارزیابی اسناد فراغت شان می پردازد