Step 1 HRD / State Authentication!! What is this?  State HRD Department /  State Home Department verifies the Certificates from the Issuing Institution or Authority to verify its genuineness. which shows 100% of the genuineness and validity of the document. 

So, your document should be authenticated from this office. How many days's it takes for Authentication?   The time for Authentication depends on University and State.  

For example, Uttar Pradesh State HRD Department takes 1-2 day's and Delhi HRD departments take according to University Verification which is Almost a month. Which document did I require for HRD? Degree Marksheet Passport Offer Letter Photo

 Step 2 Apostille from Ministry of External Affairs Govt. of India. How? Apostille Can be Apply After State Authentication Only in this case. To apply it you need to go through with an agency. The direct approach in MEA is not allowed for Applicants  Congratulations You have Done Apostille  

 Step 3 Language Translation After Apostille You should take Translation From the Authorised Translators of the Italian Embassy, you may find the details on the Website.  

Final Step Apply  DOV Declaration of Value In Italian Embassy New Delhi

The Apostille is a type of Legalization for any document to verify the authenticity or genuineness.

Any Foreign Country University or any institution, Employer’s, Visa Authority, Foreign Missions, Embassies can’t check the authenticity of the document by seeing it. Therefore groups of countries make a legal procedure to identify its legitimate. Accordingly, any government department of the country issued apostille will be valid to another country for the genuineness of the document.

This procedure made the legalization/Authentication/Verification very easy.

Therefore, any person or company required apostille on the documents accordingly to take admission, to work abroad, or doing business in a foreign country.

We crown foreign Services Pvt Ltd have been providing the apostille Services for any purpose.

Have you ever seen these stamps on your Apostilled/Attested documents?

"Minitsry of External Affairs Take No Responsibilty for the Content of above document"

The Ministry of External Affairs thereafter, legalises the documents on the basis of the signature of the designated signing authorities of the State Government/Union Territory/Chambers of Commerce. Hence it does not take responsibility of the contents of the documents.

Attestation of Vaccination Certificate from Saudi Embassy may cost You 7k INR  around Each. it's also Depends on Time and State.

There is no alternate certificate for such cases, take doses of Covid Vaccine (Any) and Issued Vaccination Certificate from Government of India, can be use anywhere for any purposes. Do Attest it from the concerned Embassy/Consulate/MEA/Apostille of the country. but Please Link Your Passport in such cases, it will be plus point for you.

Yes, Embassies and MEA attest the Covid -19 Vaccinaion Certificate on Demand

Step 1: Go to the official CoWIN website -- www.cowin.gov.in.

Step 2: Now go to the Account Details section and click on the ‘Raise Issue’ button.

Step 3: Here you will see three options -- Certificate Correction, Merge Multiple Dose 1 Certificates and Add Passport Details. Click on Add Passport Details option.

Step 4: Now, you will be redirected to the page where you will have to select the name of the person whose passport you want to link.

Step 5: Select the name of the person in the drop-down menu and then type the passport number in the ‘Enter Beneficiary’s Passport Number’ section.

Step 6: Now, check the box that says -- ‘I declare that this passport belongs to the beneficiary. The name of the passport holder is the same as mentioned on the vaccine certificate.’

Step 7: Click on the Submit Request button. Now, you will get an SMS on your registered mobile number confirming that your request has been submitted.

Step 8: Now go back to the Account Details page and click on the Certificate button next to the name of the person for whom you have raised the request to download the new vaccination certificate that is linked to your passport.

No, Authentication and Legalization will make your document valid for legal purposes only in the country of which the consulate has legalized the document. The important thing to remember is that when you have your document authenticated and legalized it is the equivalent of an Apostille certification

An Apostille is a Certification of public official signatures (seal) on documents to be used outside India. Some countries will only recognize your Birth Certificate or other types of an official document if it is authenticated by the GAD of State in the country which the document was issued.

We can apostille a signed and notarized color copy of your Indian Passport in all 29 States If you are outside of India, please do not send in your original passport.

If the requesting country is a member of the Hague Apostille Convention, you will be required to provide a Marriage Certificate with an Apostille. The Apostille helps authenticate the document for acceptance in the other country. Marriage Certificates issued by a State must be authenticated from the same State.

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There is no exception to this rule. If the country requesting your Birth Certificate is not a member of the Hague Apostille Convention, then your documents may require further authentication through the Ministry of External Affairs Govt of India and legalization through the Embassy / Consulate office.

You'll need a notarized certified translation as part of the apostille process to authenticate your document for use in another country that is a member of the Hague Convention. ... Our Certified Translators have successfully translated thousands of apostilles.

To obtain an apostille usually takes two days.

Apostilles authenticate the seals and signatures of officials on public documentssuch as birth certificates, court orders, or any other document issued by a public authority so that they can be recognized in foreign countries that are members of the 1961 Hague Convention Treaty.

Notaries cannot issue apostilles themselves.

The Hague Apostille (or simply called endorsement, also in french: apostille: means certify, authenticate or complete.)Aims to simplify the legalization of documents to verify their authenticity, in order to be valid internationally, making unnecessary diplomatic or consular legalization or other certifications.

Apostilles issued in accordance with the requirements of the Convention must be recognized in the country where they are to be used. Apostilles may only be rejected if and when:

• their origin cannot be verified (i.e., if and when the particulars on the Apostille do not correspond with those in the register kept by the Competent Authority that allegedly issued the Apostille); or

• their formal elements differ radically from the Model Certificate annexed to the Convention.

While an Apostille should conform as closely as possible to the Model Certificate annexed to the Convention, in practice Apostilles issued by different Competent Authorities vary in design, size, and color as well as in any additional elements that may be included on the Certificate. Such variations in appearance are not a basis for refusal of an Apostille. Failure to affix an Apostille to the public document in a particular manner is not a basis for refusing the Apostille. The mere fact that an Apostille has been affixed by a method that differs from the method(s) employed by the country where it is to be used is not a reason for the rejection of the Apostille. Additional text on an Apostille outside the box with the 10 numbered standard informational items is not a basis for rejection of an Apostille. Apostille Certificates issued by countries that are not a party to the Convention must be rejected in all other States as being contrary to the Convention.

No. An Apostille issued by the relevant Competent Authority is all that is required to establish that a signature or seal on a public document is genuine and to establish the capacity of the person or authority that signed or sealed the public document.

An Apostille only certifies the origin of the public document to which it relates: it certifies the authenticity of the signature or seal of the person or authority that signed or sealed the public document and the capacity in which this was done. An Apostille does not certify the content of the public document to which it relates. Apostilles are not grants of authority and do not give any additional weight to the content of underlying documents. An Apostille may never be used for the recognition of a document in the country where that document was issued  Apostilles are strictly for use of public documents abroad. It is up to the country where the Apostille is to be used to decide how much weight to give to the underlying public document.