ApostilleCanadian Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP) Certificate

You will need to contact the person or organization that has requested the Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP) Certificate to determine if it needs to be apostilled. The need for apostille can very depending on the country or authority in question. However, most Canadian documents will need to go through the apostille process, or the authentication and legalization process (if applicable).

For more information on the process of obtaining the apostille on your Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP) Certificate, please contact one of our experts.

Yes, we can apostille, or authenticate and legalize, your Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP) Certificate on your behalf. You send the original GMP Certificate to us and we will handle all aspects of the process, saving you valuable processing time.

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The process of apostille of a Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP) Certificate involves the following steps:

1. Step 1 involves preparing your certificate for submission.
2. Step 2 involves submitting your certificate to the appropriate office for apostille or authentication.
3. Step 3 involves submitting your certificate to the diplomatic mission for legalization (if applicable). Note that this is not required for apostille countries.

You may click on the links above for more information on each of the steps. Feel free to contact an IDC specialist who can answer all of your questions.

Our service fee rates are posted on our website. However, total fees including consular fees (if applicable) can vary depending on the number of documents you have, the destination country, and the urgency of your situation. Contact our expert staff for your personalized detailed quote.

In most cases, you will need to apostille (or authenticate and legalize) an original Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP) Certificate. If you do not have an original, or are unable to process the original, you may want to contact the recipient in the destination country to see if they will accept a copy instead of the original.

Contact our friendly specialists for more information on the apostille of Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP) Certificates.

The total processing time to apostille your Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP) Certificate will vary depending where it will be used abroad. If the destination country is a signatory to the Hague Apostille Convention, it requires an apostille. However, if the destination country is not a signatory to the Hague Apostille Convention, the document requires authentication and legalization, which may take longer.

We can expedite the process and ensure your documents are prepared correctly the first time. Contact our friendly specialists for a more detailed quote and estimated processing time.

In order to “apostille” or “attest” your Canadian Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP) Certificate, it will need to go through the apostille process in Canada. The appropriate office will be determined by the origins of the document.

The terms apostille and attestation are commonly used outside of Canada to describe the process of verifying signatures on a document so it can be used abroad. However, in the past the Canadian terms used for this process were authentication and legalization. All these terms relate to the process of signature validation on the document.

The apostille process is completed through the appropriate Canadian apostille office. The last step of the process is the legalization (where applicable) and is performed by the embassy or consulate of the destination country.

Contact our friendly staff to find out the details of the process and how we can help save you weeks of waiting.