I really dont understand about this Hague Agreement? What exactly is this for?
| Posted by: prabhu |
Date: 2005-05-12 |
Subject: Re:About Hague Agreement
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Posted by: admin |
Date: 2005-05-12 |
| The official website for hague convention is: http://www.hcch.net. Almost every information is published there. |
Subject: Re:About Hague Agreement
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Posted by: admin |
Date: 2005-05-12 |
Certain documents say your birth certificates, incorporation documents, passport copy or marksheets originating from one country, cannot just simply valid and acceptable in another country. For this, you would be asked to obtain legalisation or apostille on the documents. Only then it is considered valid. Note that simple notarisations is not acceptable in those countries where the documents are used.
Legalisation is a time consuming process and you have to follow a chain of procedures step by step. To minimise the hardwork involved, countries formed a network and signed an agreement called HAGUE AGREEMENT OF 1961 ABOLISHING THE REQUIREMENT FOR PUBLIC DOCUMENTS. Together they came up to issue a certificate called 'APOSTILLE' or 'APOSTIL' which is automatically considered valid and acceptable in within all hague members. Some countries, though may not be a member of hague agreement, very well recognise and accept apostilles. Thus, Apostille is a simplified Legalisation |
Subject: Re:About Hague Agreement
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Posted by: pbu |
Date: 2005-06-08 |
| I guess their new website back online http://www.hcch.net |
Subject: Re:About Hague Agreement
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Posted by: authxperts |
Date: 2009-07-15 |
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If a foreign country where you require your American document to operate is not a signatory to The Hague Convention, its Embassy, Consular, diplomatic or trade representative (e.g. United Arab Emirates and Taiwan) in United States normally attends to the legalization of American documents.
In most cases it will require the document to be authenticated in the first instance by the notary, followed by seal of the Secretary of State and US State Department in Washington D.C.
Each foreign country has its own specific requirements, procedures and fees when asked to legalize an American document for use in its country. It may be a requirement, for instance, that the contents of the document are translated from the original language to English language or into their country's own language, and that such translation also be authenticated by the respective departments.
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