Attestation for Philippines

The Philippines embassy in New Delhi informs members of the Philippines community in India that .on 14-may-19 the Apostille convention. 

(Hague convention of 5 October 1961-Abolishing the requirement of legalization for foreign public document) will enter into force in the Philippines.

This means that, 14-may-19 any document issued in India and to be used in the Philippines need not be authenticated (Red-ribbened) by the Philippine embassy in New Delhi or the Philippines consulates general in Chennai, Kolkata and Mumbai. For these documents to be accepted in the Philippines

Advantages of Legalization for Philippines

1. It is extremely advantageous for those who wish to pursue higher studies.
2. It is helpful to get admission in schools of Philippines and thus gets equivalent certificate for your child.
3. It is also beneficial to attain employment visa and thus increases work opportunities open up in Philippines.
4. It is also advantageous to get settled in Philippines, as it helps in attaining residence visa for you and your family.

Procedure to Get Attestation Done for Philippines

Process of Attestation varies according to document and purpose of moving to Philippines, let’s have a look:

Process for Educational Documents:

1. First of all, documents needs to be authenticated from Notarization of Indian Certificates from Public Notary Officer.
2. Thereafter, attestation of document will be done at Human Resource Department of respective state from where document is issued.
3. Attestation process will end at Ministry of External Affairs, New Delhi (Apostille).

Educational Documents:

1. UG degree certificate
2. PG degree certificate
3. Diploma degree certificate
4. PHD degree certificate
5. Engineering degree certificate
6. Medical degree certificate
7. Management degree certificate
8. Hotel management certificate
9. Law degree certificate
10. Technical degree certificate
11. Professional degree certificate

Process for Non-Educational Documents:

1. At first, document is attested at Notarization of Indian certificates from Public Notary Officer.
2. At next level, document is attested at Home Department of respective state from where document is originated.
3. Final attestation will be done at Ministry of External Affairs, New Delhi (Apostille).

Non-Educational Documents:

1. Salary Certificate
2. Transfer Certificate (TC)
3. Equivalence Certificate
4. Death Certificate
5. Birth Certificate
6. Divorce Certificate
7. Experience/ Employment Certificate
8. Marriage Certificate
9. Medical Certificate
10. Single Status Certificate
11. etc

Process for Commercial Documents:

1. Initial attestation is done at Notarization of Indian Certificates from Public Notary Officer.
2. Thereafter, it is attested at respective Chamber of Commerce.
3. Attestation process will end at Ministry of External Affairs, New Delhi (Apostille).

Commercial Documents: 

1. Export Invoice
2. Packaging list
3. Power of Attorney
4. Certificate of Origin
5. Certificate of incorporation
6. Chemical analysis report
7. Physical analysis report
8. Etc.