Legalization.vn provides consultation and support services for consular certification and consular legalization of documents issued in Lithuania for use in Vietnam.
Lithuania is a member of the Hague Convention, while Vietnam is currently not a member of this Convention. Therefore, documents issued in Lithuania cannot be used legally in Vietnam by Apostille certification alone -they must go through the full consular legalization process.
Document Authentication System in Lithuania
Lithuania applies two systems of document authentication, depending on the country in which the documents will be used:
• Apostille Stamp and Seal:
For documents intended for use in Hague Convention member countries.
• Consular Legalization Stamp and Seal:
For documents intended for use in countries not party to the Hague Convention, including Vietnam.
Legalization Process for Lithuania Documents for Use in Vietnam
To have Lithuania documents legally recognized and accepted in Vietnam, two key steps must be completed:
1. Consular Certification by a Competent Authority in Lithuania
This step confirms the legal validity of the documents in Lithuania. (Apostille is not applicable in this case.)
2. Consular Legalization at the Vietnamese Embassy or Consulate in Lithuania
After being certified in Lithuania, the documents must be further legalized by a Vietnamese diplomatic mission in Lithuania to be valid for use in Vietnam.
Lithuania documents for which Legalization.vn provides consultation and support for consular certification and legalization for use in Vietnam include:
Why choose consular certification and legalization services for Lithuania documents provided by Legalization.vn?
The result of Lithuania documents being consular certified and legalized for use in Vietnam is the official stamp and seal of the Vietnamese Embassy in Lithuania.
How to Register for the Service at Legalization.vn
Booking the service is very simple – just contact us through one of the following channels. Our consulting team is always ready to assist:
• Hotline: 0966 37 35 32
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