Embassy legalization of documents
Legalization and attestation of documents at embassies accredited in Peru.
Some countries require legalization by their embassy (not just their consulate), or extra steps such as attestation by a chamber of commerce or a ministry in the destination country. This is common, for example, with Gulf and Asian countries. We handle appointments, forms, fee payments and collection of your documents.
What's included
- Check of the embassy's requirements
- Preparation of forms and cover letters
- Submission and collection at the embassy
- Coordination of extra steps in the destination country
- Certified translation into the required language (Arabic, Chinese, etc.)
Typical documents
- Employment contracts and professional degrees
- Commercial documents and invoices
- Free sale and health certificates
- Powers of attorney and company documents
- Civil status records
The process
- We review document and destination
- Prior legalizations in Peru
- Submission at the embassy
- Collection, translation and delivery
Embassy legalization in other Peruvian cities
- Lima
- Callao
- Arequipa
- Cusco
- Trujillo
- Chiclayo
- Piura
- Iquitos
- Huancayo
- Tacna
- Puno
- Juliaca
- Cajamarca
- Ayacucho
- Chimbote
- Huaraz
- Ica
- Pucallpa
- Huánuco
- Tarapoto
- Moyobamba
- Chachapoyas
- Moquegua
- Tumbes
- Puerto Maldonado
- Abancay
- Huancavelica
- Cerro de Pasco
Embassy legalization by country
- United States Apostille
- Canada Apostille
- Mexico Apostille
- Spain Apostille
- Italy Apostille
- Germany Apostille
- France Apostille
- United Kingdom Apostille
- Switzerland Apostille
- Netherlands Apostille
- Belgium Apostille
- Portugal Apostille
- Sweden Apostille
- Poland Apostille
- Chile Apostille
- Argentina Apostille
- Brazil Apostille
- Colombia Apostille
- Ecuador Apostille
- Bolivia Apostille
- Japan Apostille
- China Apostille
- South Korea Apostille
- Australia Apostille
- United Arab Emirates Consular legalization
- Qatar Consular legalization
Frequently asked questions
Which countries require embassy legalization?
Typically countries that don't apply the apostille, such as the United Arab Emirates or Qatar, among others. Each country has its own rules, which we verify before starting.
Do I have to go to the embassy?
No. We submit and collect the documents for you whenever the embassy allows it.
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