Get your documents certified by the Foreign Commonwealth & development Office (FCDO) and dispatched to you by special delivery.
Officially Validate Your Documents with the FCDO for legitimacy within all countries in the Hague Convention.
Get your documents apostilled (legally certified) by the Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office (FCDO). Getting your documents legalised means that they will have legal standing within all countries in the Hague Convention.
Our apostilled documents service covers the fee of certification and solicitor fees, as well as simplifying the process for you.
Companies MadeSimple is dedicated to streamlining the company formation process, even for non-residents. As a result, we offer efficient and professional UK apostille services that streamlines the process of getting a document legalised.
Get your documents legalised to begin trading internationally (or in the UK if you are a non-resident).
Why You May Need This Service:
If you are a non-resident in the UK or wish to trade in other countries, getting an Apostille document will allow you to have legal standing in the 105 countries within the Hague Convention. Under the 1961 Hague Convention, apostille documents which have been certified by a solicitor and then certified with a conformant apostille are accepted for legal and international use in all the nations that have signed the Hague Convention.
For countries that are not members of the Hague Convention, we are unable to advise if an apostille certificate will be accepted.
What Kind of Documents Can Be Apostilled:
For a limited by shares company you will receive the following in one bound document:
- A copy of the Certificate of Incorporation
- Memorandum & Articles of Association
- A list of the current company officers
For a limited liability partnership, you will receive the following in the bound document:
- A copy of the Certificate of Incorporation
- A list of the current company officers
How Long Will It Take?
It generally takes the FCDO 21-26 working days to process and deliver the documents to our office. We then post it to you via Royal Mail Recorded Delivery.