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Apostille in New ZealandNew Zealand is a party to the Convention and is in full force. Please contact the following offices in NZ for getting apostille.
Before a document originating from New Zealand can be used overseas, apostille must be affixed to the document at the Authentication Unit at the Department of Internal Affairs in Wellington. If the document is to be used in any country not part of hague convention, you need an Authentication Certificate. Documents Require Apostille Certification 1. A birth, marriage or death certificate issued in New Zealand: Send
the document straight to the office if it bears the round seal of the
Registrar of Births Deaths and Marriages. 2. A document bearing the seal and signature of an approved government agency such as a District Court, Animal Remedies Board: Send straight to office, unless the document is computer-generated, in which case it will need to be notarised. Computer-generated documents, or documents downloaded from the Internet, are not deemed original documents. 3. Any other type of document: All other documents such as contracts, references, powers of attorney, educational documents etc will need to be notarised by a Notary Public in New Zealand before you send them to our office. The Notary Public will sign the document and affix his/her seal to it. You can find a list of Notaries Public for your area in the Yellow Pages of your telephone book. The Notary Public will charge a fee. Contact Details Authentication Unit, Payment: $ 45.00 per Apostille Certificate. $ 17.50 per copy Certificate (Apostille of identical document/same issuing authority) Prices are gst inclusive. You can pay by: We recommend you to visit for more comprehensive information about apostille: Ministry of Internal affaires - New Zealand Return of documents: Within New Zealand: A stamped self-addressed envelope (A4 size), or Outside New Zealand: Add $5.00 to your fee to cover airmail postage. Visit: Ministry of Internal affaires - New Zealand
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