Document attestation made easy
We provide end-to-end attestation of documents in Australia for documents needed at home or abroad.
Document attestation made easy
We provide end-to-end attestation of documents in Australia for documents needed at home or abroad.
Order the document attestation you need in 3 easy steps
We manage the entire document attestation process for you. Whether you are in Australia or abroad, we handle everything for document attestation in Australia from start to finish including making necessary trips to the Embassy of the country your document is intended for.
1. ORDER & UPLOAD
Order the documents you need using our quick document attestation order system and upload copies of your originals for us to process — in most cases you don't need to send any originals to us for easier remote document attestation.
2. Sit back, we're on it
We’ll handle the notarisation, authentication and attestation of documents in Australia including DFAT, embassy visitation and anything else required for document attestation specific to your circumstances and the country you need them for.
3. Receive your attested docs
Your notarised, authenticated and attested documents will be returned by Express Post (no charge within Australia) or FEDEX (additional charges apply). We make document attestation in Australia easy without you needing to be here.
Reliable, fast, hassle-free attestation of documents in Australia for use at home and abroad
Skip the embassy. Skip the DFAT queue. Skip the admin. Take the stress out of document attestation and let us manage the entire process for you.
Personal Document Attestation
Corporate Document Attestation
Reliable, fast, hassle-free attestation of documents in Australia for use at home and abroad
Skip the embassy. Skip the DFAT queue. Skip the admin. Take the stress out of document attestation and let us manage the entire process for you.
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Frequently asked questions
Due to processing changes at the Chinese Consulate here in Australia, we have stopped providing attestation or Apostille services for Australian documents needed in China.
We recommend you contact the Chinese Consulate directly for further assistance.
Many foreign governments require official documentation to be attested by its embassy before it can be of use. Common documents such as university degrees, birth and marriage certificates and National Police Certificates may need to be attested by a qualified Australian notary for use overseas.
Further info:
None whatsoever. We do not even charge for disbursements. Our fixed fee is all you need to pay. Any additional cost will be DHL costs to your overseas destination.
The processing time commences when we receive all your documents for attestation. We notarise your documents within 24 hours and send them to DFAT for authentication which can take up to 5 business days. Depending on the embassy, attestation may take up to 7 business days. On our end we work at lightning speed to process your documents but cannot guarantee the processing times of DFAT or the embassies.
We take these incidents very seriously. We will immediately cease the authentication process and report the purported holder of the document to the relevant authorities for further civil and criminal actions.
We start work as soon as you upload your documents and pay, so there is no refund available.
- The document that you require us to notarise and authenticate
- If education certificate (e.g. degree), verification from the issuing institution
- Copy of current passport of the holder of the document(s)
- In most cases you don’t need to send any originals to us and copies can be uploaded quickly and easily using our online system.
- Cost of receiving, handling and dispatching your documents
- Notary fees for notarisation of documents
- DFAT’s authentication fees
- Embassies’ attestation fees
- Tracking updates by email
Australian Education documents
If you plan on living and working overseas, continuing your education or having your education officially recognised, you will require authenticated education documents such as your University Degrees, HSC and TAFE certificates etc.
There are several types of Australian education certificates from High School Certificates (HSC) issued by a State’s Board of Studies to degrees from Australian public universities. The type of education certificate and the location it needs to be used will determine the process of verification, notarisation, Australian Department of Foreign Affairs (DFAT) authentication and attestation from respective foreign embassies or consulates, if required.
Public
Public documents are usually issued by the relevant Australian government department or agency, e.g. birth certificates are issued by the Registry of Births, Deaths and Marriages and police clearance certificates by the Australian Federal Police or state police.
Australian government documents are usually notarised, authenticated and attested by a foreign embassy/consulate to be used formally in the relevant foreign country, e.g. in support of a work visa application.
Corporate
Corporate documents such as shareholders agreements, partnership agreements, and company constitutions and must be correctly authenticated in order to use them overseas.
Corporate documents can range from documents issued by corporations, e.g. deed of assignments, statutory declarations to those issued by government departments or agencies, e.g. ASIC reports and ATO tax statements. If corporate documents are to be attested for intended use overseas, e.g. in the UAE, the fees are dependent on the type of document to be attested. It is advisable to confirm before ordering if the type of document is indeed required for use in the foreign country given the higher fees imposed by respective embassies or consulates.
Personal
Personal documents can include documents for identification purposes, e.g. your current passport, or a more formal document in the form of a Power of Attorney or Statutory Declaration.
The intended use of your personal documents will determine the type of services you require, e.g. notary to witness your Power of Attorney for use overseas or notarisation, authentication and attestation of a copy of your current passport to support your visa application for work in a foreign country.
Inclusions
- Document examined to check it’s genuine and valid for attestation
- Document notarised by issuance of Notarial Certificate
- Completion of lodgement forms and payment for DFAT/Embassy
- Attend DFAT to obtain authentication
- Attend relevant foreign embassy to obtain attestation
- Return postage using Australia Post Express Post
Our innovative business approach has left us well prepared for the changed working conditions imposed during this difficult time. This allows us to continue to operate 24/7 in support of our customers at home and abroad, whilst remaining compliant with current NSW COVID-19 restrictions.
The Australian Department of Foreign Affairs & Trade (DFAT), along with various embassies and consulates, including for the UAE, Qatar and China, remain open to accept documents for authentication and legalisation.
