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Legalization in Kolkata West Bangal Ranchi Bhubaneswar

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Kolkata issued Certificate Legalization service like Document Authentication / Document Legalization, Home Department, Mantralaya, Department of Certificate (DOB), Certificate Registrar , GAD, Legalization, Ministry of External Affairs (MEA), State Education Department, Notary, M Legalization, Home Ministry, SDM & Various Embassies Legalization. EAS is a professional Agency that specializes in nationwide expedited Kolkata issued Certificate Legalization and Embassy Legalization service situated in Kolkata, for the international use of documents.

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What is an Legalization for Kolkata issue Certificate ?

The Hague Convention Abolishing the Requirement for Legalization for Foreign Public Documents (FPD), the Legalization convention.
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The Legalization agreement is an International pact summarized by the Hague Conference on Private International Law. It specifies the modalities through which a document issued in one of the signatory Countries can be certified for legal purposes in all the other signatory Countries. Such a certification is called an Legalization (It is a French word, and its meaning is Certification). It is an international Certification equivalent to a Notarization in domestic law.

What is the Procedure of Legalization for Kolkata issue Certificate?

In Kolkata, Legalization is affixed by the Competent Authorities designated by the Government of Kolkata which is party to the convention. A list of these authorities is maintained by the Hague Conference on Private International Law. Examples of designated authorities are Embassies, Ministries, Courts or Local Governments. For example, in Kolkata, the Ministry of External Affairs is the competent Authority to affix Legalization. To be eligible for an Legalization, a document must first be certified by an officer recognized by the authority (in Kolkata that is MEA) that will issue the Legalization. For example, in Kolkata if a Certificate has been issued in Kolkata, then it will be Attested by the General Administrative Department (GAD) / Regional Legalization Department (RAC) or Home Department of it's respective state. After completion the first Legalization finally it will be Legalizationd by the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA).


Legalization for Kolkata issued Certificate:

The Kolkata Issued Certificate could be Legalizationd from Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) after the Legalization of the competent officer designated by the Ministry of External Affairs, Government of Kolkata. The designated officer or signatory or the department could be changed from time to time as per the instruction of Ministry of External Affairs (MEA). The designated signatory may be the Section Officer, Deputy Commissioner, Commissioner, Magistrate, Sub Divisional Magistrate, Resident Commissioner, Chief Secretary, Joint Secretary, Assistant Secretary, Director, Deputy Director etc.
The Certificate issued from Kolkata could also be Legalizationd from Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) after the Legalization of Sub Divisional Magistrate, New Kolkata. But it is an alternate, genuine and acceptable process for the Hague Conventional Countries across the globe. On the other hand some Countries are very specific as they require the state level Legalization on the Kolkata issued PCC Certificate prior to the Legalization from Ministry of External Affairs. Some Hague Conventional Countries require the translation copy of the Legalizationd Certificate issued in Kolkata in their own languages. Also some Country requires the fresh / reissued Legalizationd PCC Certificate of Kolkata. In that case the issuance of Kolkata based PCC Certificate and the Legalization will be within six months.
If you require to know more about the Kolkata based Certificate Legalization or want to Legalization Certificate issued in Kolkata,

Legalization of Certificate s is the act of witnessing a Certificate by authorised person/persons/Departments/authorities with their official seal and signature. This Legalization also confirms that, the specified Certificate has been issued by that mentioned department and Seal and signature on that particular Certificate is genuine


Kolkata issued Certificate Legalization required for getting the School admission in Foreign Countries. Legalization in Kolkata issued Certificate s to be completed first from the home Country, where the s issued, then the foreign Country of the candidates seeking School admission. After all Legalizations from Kolkata or the Home Country of the Holder, it should be attested from Kolkatan Consulate or Embassy from the foreign Country


Legalization Process of Certificate in Kolkata


Process 01
1. Firstly the document will be attested by the State Level Legalization Department
2. Secondly the document will be Attested by Ministry of External Affairs
3. Finally the document will be Attested by the Embassy in Kolkata

Process 02
1. Firstly the document will be attested by the Home Department, Kolkata
2. Secondly the document will be Attested by Ministry of External Affairs
3. Finally the document will be Attested by the Embassy in Kolkata

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  1. certificate5 March 2014 at 23:15

    Thank you so much for a well written, easy to understand article on this. It can get really confusing when trying to explain it – but you did a great job. Thank you!

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