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Manufacturer’s Declaration – Free Sale Certificate Apostille

If you need to use a free sale certificate apostille—also known as a Manufacturer’s Declaration—for international trade or regulatory purposes, the document must go through the apostille process to be officially recognized in a foreign country. With years of experience, our team understands the specific requirements and deadlines that apply to export-related documents like these. We’ll guide you through the process from start to finish, helping you avoid delays and unnecessary costs. Contact us today for a free consultation and personalized assistance.

How We Can Help You

We can manage the apostille of your Manufacturer’s Declaration – Free Sale Certificate, saving you valuable time and costly delays. We will discuss the requirements and your deadline, and explain the ways we can go through the apostille process. Contact us for more information about our services and to get answers to your questions. Phone us toll-free at 1-888-433-1011 or fill out our quick GET STARTED form.

Global Recognition, Local Expertise: Your Documents, Validated Everywhere

From document apostille, to authentication and legalization, or attestation, our specialized services ensure global recognition of your documents. We are your trusted document apostille partner, handling everything from procurement, preparation, translation, notarization, and more. We bring our expertise to each step, so you can trust that your documents will be accepted anywhere in the world.

Contact us for your free consultation. Our friendly experts will explain your options and answer your questions.

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The Document Apostille Process

To have a document recognized abroad, it must go through the apostille process. This allows acceptance in countries that follow the Apostille Convention. For such destinations, the Apostille process applies and involves the following steps.

Document Preparation

Preparing your document for the document apostille process can involve multiple steps including notarization, translation, and more.

Document Apostille

The document apostille process is the final step of the process to have your document officially recognized in another country that is a signatory to the Hague Apostille Convention.

Frequently Asked Questions

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If you have any questions about our services or about the apostille process, don’t hesitate to contact us. Our friendly experts are here to help – no pressure and no obligation.

Evey and Heather smiling at the camera. They head up IDC's apostille service team.
Evey and Heather head up IDC’s apostille service team