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Apostille

Citizenship

Standardized form of international document certification used to confirm the authenticity of public documents for use abroad.

An apostille is a form of certification issued under the Hague Apostille Convention that confirms the authenticity of a public document for international use in other participating jurisdictions. It does not validate the substance of the document itself, but rather the authenticity of the signature, seal, or issuing capacity. Apostilles are frequently required in immigration, citizenship, banking, and cross-border legal procedures.

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