Countries that haven't joined the Hague Apostille Convention require consular legalisation: a chain of certifications by the issuing country's Ministry of Foreign Affairs and by the embassy or consulate of the destination country. Every embassy has its own requirements, and they change often.
Jurmala is a resort city on the Gulf of Riga, a short drive from the capital. For clients in Jurmala, we handle the order remotely: you send documents by email or courier, and we deliver the finished documents to your address in Jurmala.
We handle the whole chain: document preparation, translation, certification at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and submission to the embassy. We keep track of each country's current requirements, fees and processing times.
What's included
- Checking the embassy's or consulate's current requirements
- Certified translation into the required language
- Certification at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs
- Submission and collection at the embassy or consulate
- Chamber of commerce certification for commercial documents where required
Documents we most often legalise
- Commercial invoices and certificates of origin
- Company documents and powers of attorney
- Diplomas for work or study abroad
- Civil status documents
- Contracts
- Medical and police certificates for visas
How it works
Send your documents
Use the form or email us. A clear scan or photo is enough.
Get a quote
We reply with an exact price and timeframe, usually within one working day.
Confirm your order
Once confirmed and paid, we start work and keep you updated at every step.
Receive your documents
Scans by email, originals by courier or post to your address.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need to visit an office in Jurmala?
No. You can order remotely and we'll deliver the finished documents to your address in Jurmala by courier or post. Scans are sent by email.
What's the difference between an apostille and legalisation?
An apostille is a single certificate recognised by all Hague Convention countries. Consular legalisation is a multi-step process for countries outside the Convention, finishing at the destination country's embassy or consulate.
What if the country has no embassy in Latvia?
Many embassies accredited to Latvia are based in other capitals, such as Vilnius, Tallinn, Stockholm or Warsaw. We handle legalisation there too.
How long does legalisation take?
The embassy sets the timeframe, which can range from a few days to several weeks. Before we start, we give you the expected timeframe and all fees.
Other services
- Certified translation in Jurmala
- Apostille in Jurmala
- Certified true copies in Jurmala
- Power of attorney in Jurmala
- Document retrieval in Jurmala
- Interpreting in Jurmala
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