+420 608 310 953
ItalianChinese (Traditional)FrenchGermanGreekRussian
Menu ikona Menu

Legalization of documents

We will release you from care and save you time

The price of superlegalization including administrative charges and delivery
€ 48

Normally we realize superlegalization, legalization or certification by Apostille within 5 days. No power of attorney is needed for this purpose.

Superlegalization or higher authentication of documents is an act of an administrative body by which a public document or a document that has been once legalized for the purpose of its use abroad is authenticated.

Superlegalization of Czech documents is carried out by a state administrative body which is superior to the body that issued the document. It is followed by further authentication of the signature and the official stamp of this superior state administrative body by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Czech Republic. In case of need the signature and the official stamp of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Czech Republic are then legalized by a diplomatic or consular authority of the state where the document is to be used.

The following documents can be superlegalized: documents issued by a Registry Office (marriage certificates and birth certificates), extracts from the Commercial Register, diplomas, powers of attorney and other documents required abroad for official acts.

 

The price of Apostile including administrative charges and delivery € 44

Apostille is a higher level of authentication of documents which is necessary in the case when a certified document is submitted on the territory of a foreign state which is a party to the Hague Convention Abolishing the Requirement for Legalisation for Foreign Public Documents adopted on 05.10.1961.

The Hague convention simplified the procedure of authentication of official documents to be used in the states that are the parties to the treaty and did not enter into bilateral international treaties with the Czech Republic in respect of dispensation of legalization.

In most cases Apostille is affixed in the official language of the state where the documents were issued; sometimes it is bilingual (the most often second language is English). Therefore certified translation (sometimes less correctly called "court translation") is necessary for submission of the documents in the country of destination; the translation must meet the requirements of equivalent transfer of the content from the source language to the language of the recipient country.

In the Czech Republic the act is performed by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the Ministry of Justice, courts, public prosecutors offices and notaries.

Apostille is usually affixed to official documents such as marriage certificates, birth certificates, extracts from the Commercial Register, extracts from the Penal Register, powers of attorney, sentences, diplomas and certificates.


You can contact us using a simple form

Contact form


Normally we realize superlegalization, legalization or certification by Apostille within 5 days. No power of attorney is needed for this purpose.