Educational Document certified by Public Notary
Australian public/government or notarised private documents that need to be recognised or accepted by overseas businesses, governments, courts or others must be verified, authenticated or "legalised"… that is, formally proved valid and genuine by the country of issue via official records. An Apostille Certificate is a short and simple form of legalisation, but available only to those countries that are signatories to The Hague Convention. If not a signatory to The Hague Convention, full document legalisation by the foreign country's Embassy or Consulate in Australia is required in place of an Apostille Certificate.
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Why an Apostille Certificate? Prior to the introduction of Apostille Certificates, the burden fell on international governments, Courts and businesses to ascertain whether foreign public documents were authentic. |
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What does an Apostille look like? An Apostille (Certificate) is a square approximately 9cm long, usually stamped onto the reverse side of a single page public document. |
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How effective is an Apostille certificate? An Apostille Certificate dramatically simplifies the formalities associated with using public documents outside Australia. |
Examples of Documents
Educational Document certified by Public Notary
Death Certificate
Marriage Certificate
Australian Federal Police Certificate
Michael Frederick Twemlow was admitted to practice as a solicitor, attorney and barrister in NSW, Australia in 1965. He is retired from legal practice allowing him to concentrate exclusively and efficiently providing apostille/legalisation/notary services worldwide as a commercial agent. His clients include many large Australian and multi-national companies. He also acts for various Australian and international commercial enterprises. Michael is a member of the International Union of Notaries, The Law Society of NSW, The Society of Notaries of NSW, and Fellow of the Australian and New Zealand College of Notaries.
Ron Clapham has been practising law in the Australian Capital Territory and NSW since 1978. In 1981 he was the first notary public appointed by the Supreme Court of the Australian Capital Territory. He now practises almost exclusively as a notary and has extensive knowledge and experience of the notarial requirements of most countries in the world.
Owen Harris has been a lawyer since 2007 and a Notary Public since 2017. He is the first and only Accredited Specialist in Immigration Law in the ACT, and the Governor on the board of the Australian and NZ College of Notaries.
We provide fast and efficient Apostille or Embassy/Consulate legalisation services required for Australian public documents wherever you are located..within Australia or elsewhere around the world. Let us take these important, complicated, and time-consuming processes off your hands. Our Apostille/Legalisation service saves you time and money by processing your paperwork directly with the Department of Foreign Affairs & Trade.
TranQuill Legal offers a full range of professional notary services. Whether you require personal or corporate notarisation, our experienced team is here to assist with efficient and reliable service, ensuring your documents meet international legal requirements.
Tranquill Legal provides Apostille services and undertakes on behalf of its clients the necessary proccesses associated with the legalisation of Australian public documents for use overseas
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