Apostille documents of New Zealand
Legalization.vn provides consulting services and support for obtaining Apostille certification for documents issued in New Zealand for use in one of the member countries of the Hague Convention.
New Zealand is a member of the Hague Convention – an international treaty that abolishes the requirement of consular legalization for public documents exchanged between member countries.
In New Zealand, the document authentication system uses a single method of certification: the apostille stamp, which applies to documents intended for use in all other countries around the world.
- For Hague Convention member countries, once a New Zealand-issued document is apostilled, it is recognized and accepted in all other Hague member states. Each country, however, may have different regulations regarding apostilled documents. For instance, most countries accept apostilles on certified copies, while some, like Spain, require the apostille to be affixed directly to the original document.
- For countries not party to the Hague Convention, after a New Zealand document is apostilled, it must undergo consular legalization at the diplomatic mission of the country where the document will be used.
Types of New Zealand-issued documents for which legalization.vn offers consultation and apostille certification support include:
Why choose legalization.vn for apostille certification services for New Zealand documents?
The result of the apostille process is an official apostille stamp issued by a competent authority in New Zealand.
How to register for our services at legalization.vn
Registering is simple – just contact us through any of the channels below. Our dedicated support team is always ready to assist:
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