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New Delhi, Delhi (Head Office)
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Chennai, Tamil Nadu
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Bangalore - Karnataka
- Office Number :109 Brigade Gardens Near MG Road Metro Station Church Street Ashok Nagar Bengaluru, Karnataka, 560001
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Mumbai, Maharashtra
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Frequently Asked Questions?
How long does apostille take?
Apostille typically takes around 2 working days, while embassy attestation (UAE, Qatar, Kuwait, etc.) usually takes 5–7 working days depending on the country, with an average turnaround of 3 days across services.
What documents do I need to submit?
The original document you need attested or apostilled, along with your passport copy. Requirements can vary slightly by document type (personal, educational, or commercial). Our team will confirm exact requirements for your specific case.
Do you offer pickup and delivery service?
Yes. We offer document pickup and delivery through our offices in Delhi, Mumbai, Bangalore, Chennai, and Hyderabad, as well as via courier for other locations.
What happens if my document is rejected?
Documents can be rejected if supporting paperwork is missing, the document isn’t valid, or the issuing university/institution is blacklisted. Government fees already paid are non-refundable in these cases, so we recommend confirming document validity before submission.
What's the difference between apostille and attestation?
Apostille is for documents used in Hague Convention member countries and involves state authentication plus an MEA apostille. Attestation is for non-Hague countries and includes an additional embassy (and sometimes MOFA) legalization step.