Consular legislation of documents in the UK and Ireland for use in Djibouti
Consular legislation of documents in the UK and Ireland for use in Djibouti
If you have documents of either personal or commercial nature which you intend to use in Djibouti, they will need to go through a Consular legalisation process before they are accepted for use in Djibouti. The process may vary slightly depending on the documents and may appear complicated, however the Dublin and London offices of Docsbase Translation and Legalisation Services UK and Ireland have the inhouse knowledge and expertise to carry out the legalisation process from start to finish, promptly removing any stress or confusion from you. Below is a summary of the steps which will be taken to legalise your documents, however these steps will all be taken care of by Docsbase Translation and Legalisation Services UK and Ireland. We will return your documents to you by post or courier (as preferred by you) once they are fully legalised and ready to be used officially in Djibouti.
Which documents from the UK and Ireland need to be legalised before being used in Djibouti?
Pretty much any document which you intend using in any official capacity will need to be legalised before being submitted in Djibouti. This includes personal documents which you may need for visa requirements if you are planning on living or working in Djibouti, and commercial documents.
The documents listed below can be legalised for use in Djibouti:
- Birth, marriage, and divorce certificates
- Adoption certificates
- Academic records such as report cards, degrees, and certificates
- Police clearance certificates
- Bank records
- Wills
- Certificates of incorporation
- Board resolutions
- Financial statements
- Commercial register extracts
- Powers of attorney
- Legal judgments
- Certified translations
Documents which have been issued abroad need to be legalised before they are recognised for use in Djibouti, so that their authenticity is independently authenticated. Our experts at Docsbase Translation and Legalisation Services UK and Ireland are available to answer any questions you may have about whether your documents need consular legalisation.
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