Certificate of Incorporation Attestation & Apostille
A Certificate of Incorporation proves a company legally exists and is registered in India — and when that company wants to open a branch, bank account, or subsidiary abroad, the foreign authority typically wants this certificate legalized first.
Contact UsWhat is Certificate of Incorporation Attestation & Apostille?
Apostille
Apostille verifies your company's registration certificate for Hague Convention countries.
Attestation
Attestation is required for non-Hague nations via embassy processes.
Why is Certificate of Apostille/Attestation Required?
Opening Bank Accounts Overseas
Setting up and managing business or personal bank accounts abroad
Setting Up Branch Offices Internationally
Establishing branch offices or subsidiaries in foreign markets
Participating in Foreign Tenders
Engaging in bidding processes for tenders in international markets
Expanding Business Operations Abroad
Expanding and scaling business operations in foreign countries
Process for Certificate of Incorporation Apostille in India
1
Chamber of Commerce
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Notary
3
MEA Apostille
Process for Certificate of Incorporation Attestation in India
1
Notary
2
State Chamber of Commerce
3
MEA
4
Embassy Attestation
Documents Required for Certificate of Apostille/Attestation
Educational Documents
Degree, Diploma, SSC, HSC
Personal Documents
Birth Certificate, Marriage Certificate, Police Clearance
Commercial Documents
Company Registration, Export Licenses, Power of Attorney
Countries That Commonly Require Certificate of Incorporation Apostille
USA
South Korea
Japan
Poland
UK
Switzerland
Italy
Germany
Spain
Netherlands
Australia
New Zealand
France
Portugal
Austria
Countries That Commonly Require Certificate of Incorporation Attestation
United Arab Emirates (UAE)
Thailand
Malaysia
Taiwan
Vietnam
Ethiopia
Saudi Arabia
Qatar
Kuwait
Oman
China
Egypt
Frequently Asked Questions