The country in which the document is to be used requires an Apostille in order to recognise it as a foreign public document.Īn Apostille may never be used for the recognition of a document in the country here that document was issued – Apostilles are strictly for the use of public documents abroad!Īn Apostille may not be required if the laws, regulations, or practice in force in the country where the public document is to be used have abolished or simplified the requirement of an Apostille, or have exempted the document from any legalisation requirement.The law of the country where the document wasissued considers it to be a public document and.The country in which the document is to be used is party to the Apostille Convention and.The country where the document was issued is party to the Apostille Convention and.You will need an Apostille if all of the following apply:
Apostilles can only be issued for documents issued in one country party to the Apostille Convention and that are to be used in another country which is also a party to the Convention. The Model Apostille Certificate is reproduced at the beginning of this brochure. Īn Apostille is a certificate that authenticates the origin of a public document (e.g., a birth, marriage or death certificate, a judgment, an extract of a register or a notarial attestation). The documents where digital depository is not available, would continue to be attested/apostilled as being done previously, the procedure for the same is explained at.
FACELESS PERSON PHOTO VERIFICATION
The documents will be attested/apostilled by the Ministry of External Affairs only after the verification by the concerned DIA and the digital copy of the same will be send to applicant by speed post. This service would be extended to other DIAs as per their readiness for providing the digital depository of documents issued by them.
The ministry is under discussion with other Document Issuing Authority (DIAs) under State Government for integration in phased manner.The pre-requisite for integration is the availability of the digital depository of the documents with the concerned Document Issuing Authority (DIAs) such as CBSE and NAD. The project has been developed in highly configurable mode for integration with various other depositories of the Document Issuing Authorities, Digi Locker, depositories of States/UTs. The Physical copy of CBSE documents from year 2014 onwards would not be accepted for attestation / apostille. The verification/attestation of the documents issued by the document issuing authorities (DIAs) integrated with NAD would be done online. The NAD project being implemented by (MHRD) has been integrated with e-sanadfor enhancing the digital depository of the documents. The project was launched on 24th May 2017with CBSE documents depository (documents from year 2014 onwards), since then it has been adopted by various document issuing authorities (DIAs) including National Academic Depository (NAD). The primary requirement for the attestation/apostille through e-Sanad is the availability of the document in digital depository. The system ensures that the foreign employers/other verification agencies get digitally verified genuine documents. The project is being implemented in phased manner and proposed to extend the service to Indians residing abroad. The project e-Sanad aims at providing a centralized platform for contactless, faceless, cashless and paperless document verification/attestation/apostille service for Indian citizens, foreigners who have obtained documents from document issuing authorities (DIAs) in India.These include all type of documents i.e personal, educational and commercial.
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