Apostille Canadian Vaccination Certificates

The apostille, or authentication and legalization, process is used to certify the authenticity of a Canadian document, so it will be officially recognized in a foreign country. Some countries will require that Canadian vaccination certificates are first apostilled before they will be accepted, and some won’t. We recommend you contact the party to whom you are submitting your Canadian vaccination certificate, to confirm whether they require the apostille.

For more information on the apostille of your Canadian vaccination certificate, please contact our friendly specialists.

Yes – our friendly staff can manage the apostille, or authentication and legalization process for you. We’ll assist you in preparing your Canadian vaccination certificate for processing and then expertly navigate your document through the apostille process. Contact us for more information on how we can be of assistance.

If your Canadian vaccination certificate requires an apostille, the length of time is will take depends on a few factors. Where was it issued? Where are you located? Where do you need to present your document? Contact our friendly specialists to discuss your specific processing needs, and we will provide you with an estimated processing time.

There are three steps involved in the apostille, or authentication and legalization, of a Canadian vaccination certificate. Step one involves preparing your document for submission. Step two involves having your vaccination certificate notarized by a Canadian Notary Public. The third and final step involves submitting your vaccination certificate to the appropriate apostille office in Canada. Click on the links for more information on each of these three steps, or contact our friendly experts who would be happy to answer your questions.

Yes, Canadian vaccination certificates will need to be notarized before they are apostilled, or authenticated and legalized. Contact our friendly staff for information on the various strategies to have your vaccination certificate notarized.

In Canada, the term “apostille” is quite new, and used to refer to the authentication and legalization process. If you have been told you need to apostille your vaccination certificate, that can be done with the appropriate government office in Canada. These offices function on a jurisdictional basis dependent upon the province of origin of your document.

For more information on the steps involved in the Canadian apostille (or authentication and legalization) process, take a look at our explanation here: Canadian Apostille. If you have more questions, contact our friendly specialists for a free consultation.

The pricing for the apostille, or authentication and legalization, a Canadian vaccination certificate can only be determined after we know in which country the certificate will be used.

When you contact us, we’ll discuss your specific situation, lay out your options, and give you a detailed quote so you know exactly what is involved. Contact our friendly staff, or visit our website for general information on our pricing.