The Apostille (international certification of documents, the process of apostilization) is attached to official deeds and documents.
It proves the authentication of the signature and imprint of the stamp on documents for the purpose of its use abroad.
These are most often administrative, wedding, business and court documents, notarial acts and powers of attorney subject to the so-called apostille clause.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the process for apostilization?
The process usually takes up to 2 working days and we will then deliver the certified document to you. For larger quantities of documents, we will be happy to prepare an individual quotation for you.
The process usually takes up to 2 working days.
Price from: 2.500,- CZK (plus stamps). We will be happy to prepare an individual quotation for a larger number of documents.
Thanks to our experience and cooperation with public authorities, we will ensure fast and professional apostilization of your documents.
For more information, do not hesitate to get in touch.
- Personal Documents
- Company Documents
- Wedding Documents
- Documents Issued Abroad
Documents from abroad
Apostilization of Public Documents
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We are at your disposal in our office:
JSV International Assistant Service s.r.o.
Chronos Business Centre, 4rd floor
Wenceslas square 808/66
Prague 1, 110 00
Czech republic
The Hague Convention on Apostille/ abbreviation HCCH.
In order to simplify the procedure for legalising documents, the Convention on the Abolition of the Requirement of Authentication of Foreign Public Documents was signed in The Hague, the Netherlands, on 5 October 1961. For the Czech Republic, the Convention on the Abolition of the Requirement of Authentication of Foreign Public Documents (the Hague Convention or the Apostille Convention) entered into force on 16 March 1999 and was published under the number 45/1999 Coll. Czech documents intended to be submitted to the authorities of a state which is a member of the Hague Convention are authenticated by means of a special clause, the so-called “apostille”. An apostille is a special clause in a prescribed format and wording which confirms the authenticity of a signature, seal or stamp.
| The list of member states | here |
| Ratification, and bilateral international treaties | here |
| Comprehensive publication on Apostile HCCH | |
| Academic thesis – Legalization of public documents for use abroad |
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What to know about Apostille
The Hague Convention on Apostille/ abbreviation HCCH, Convention on the Abolition of the Requirement of Authentication of Foreign Public Documents was signed in The Hague, the Netherlands, on 5 October 1961. For the Czech Republic, the Convention on the Abolition of the Requirement of Authentication of Foreign Public Documents (the so-called Hague Convention or Apostille Convention) entered into force on 16 March 1999 and was published under the number 45/1999 Coll.
Apostille – a higher certification of documents , the process of apostilization – legalization, is attached to official papers and documents.
It provides verification of the signature and stamp on a document for use abroad. Most often these are civil registry documents, marriage documents, commercial documents and powers of attorney that are subject to the Apostille clause.
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