Apostille for documents in Uzbekistan
Help with obtaining an apostille. Consultation and document translation for use abroad.
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Guidance through the whole apostille process
Notarized translation for the apostille
Experience working with government bodies
Clear information on timing and requirements
Online document submission
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What an apostille is and why you need it
An apostille is a special stamp that certifies a document is genuine so it can be used abroad. It is recognised by all member states of the 1961 Hague Convention and replaces the more complicated process of consular legalisation.
An apostille is required for enrolling at a foreign university, working abroad, getting a residence permit, marrying a foreign citizen and any other case where an official Uzbek document must be presented in another country.
How we help with the apostille
We help prepare your documents for apostillisation: we provide notarized translation, advise on the requirements of the destination country and follow the submission to the competent Uzbek authorities.
Processing time depends on the type of document and the workload of the authorities — usually from a few days to a few weeks. We tell you the expected timing in advance and keep you updated.
Which documents can be apostilled
An apostille can be placed on diplomas and their supplements, birth and marriage certificates, criminal record certificates, powers of attorney and other official documents issued by Uzbek authorities.
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Frequently asked questions
What is an apostille?
An apostille is a special stamp that confirms the authenticity of the signature and seal on a document. It is needed to use documents in countries that are parties to the Hague Convention.
Which documents need an apostille?
Diplomas, school certificates, birth and marriage certificates, certificates from government bodies and other official documents.
How long does an apostille take?
It depends on the ministries and government bodies involved. Usually 5–10 working days, but timing can change.
Do I need to translate the document before the apostille?
The apostille is first placed on the original document, then the notarized translation is made. The order sometimes changes depending on the requirements of the receiving country.
Do you help with the apostille or only with translation?
We advise on the whole process and translate documents for the apostille.