France, Morocco, Senegal — full-service handling
France, Morocco, Senegal, Belgium, Switzerland, Luxembourg: for eligible public documents an apostille normally replaces consular legalisation. The recipient may still require a particular document form, prior certification or translation.
A shorter process, but not an automatic one
The Apostille Convention removes the traditional legalisation requirement for eligible public documents between Contracting Parties; it does not remove every recipient-specific requirement. Some documents need a certifying signature before apostille, and the receiving authority may also require a particular original, certified copy or translation. We confirm those requirements before external costs are incurred.
French formalities in particular
French administrations and notaires frequently require a French translation, sometimes by a translator sworn before a court of appeal. We confirm the requirement with the receiving body before incurring any cost, rather than charging you for a translation that will not be accepted.
What we handle
Eligibility check, certification where needed, the apostille, certified translation where applicable, and tracked delivery.