Documents Legalisation in Northern Ireland

Document Legalisation

Document or translation legalisation verifies that the document or translation has originated in NI. Required for legal documents to be used abroad.

Document Notarisation

Document or translation notarisation is required for any document in which English or the translated language is not an official language. It is also required for any document requiring Apostille authentication. Our own in-house notary trained and is licensed in NI.

Apostille Authentication

Apostille authentication ensures that your document or translation will be considered as legal and official in any country signed up to the Hague Convention of 1961. Documents requiring this include civil certificates such as marriage certificates and many other legal and immigration documents. The Apostille stamp is affixed to the translation and a certified copy of the original to authenticate the signature of the notary, confirming that the translation is a true and accurate representation of the original.

Our partners in ROI and the EU can offer all of these services to your documents originating outside of the UK, so that they will be accepted and recognised by the UK Home Office and Department of Foreign Affairs.

Whether your document or translation requires basic certification or full Apostille authentication, contact us today! Remember, we offer a full range of document translation and interpreting services to fulfil your every need.