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The short answer is no. However, in this process there can be exceptions. You should contact the person or authority who has requested the Manufacturer's Declaration to ask them if they would accept a copy, or of they require the original. You must also check with the embassy or consulate of the destination country (if applicable). Not all diplomatic missions will accept copies of documents. To discuss the authentication and legalization, or apostille, of your Manufacturer's Declaration, please contact us.

The process of "apostille" or "attestation" of your Manufacturer's Declaration is a multi-step process. "Apostille" is a term used in some countries referring to the Hague Apostille Convention. "Attestation" is another term used by some countries to describe this process. In Canada, the process is apostille, or authentication and legalization.

Canada became a member of the Hague Apostille Convention in January 2024, and therefore, you can now obtain an apostille on a Canadian document. An apostille is obtained by submitting your documents to the appropriate government office in Canada. The appropriate office is determined by the origins of the documents themselves.

Contact us to find out more about the apostille , or attestation, of Canadian documents for use abroad.

Yes, we can certainly handle the apostille of your Certificate of Residency for use in Russia. Your Certificate of Residency will need to be notarized by a Canadian Notary Public and apostilled by the appropriate government office in Canada.

We will work with you to ensure your Certificate of Residency is prepared correctly and manage all aspects of the apostille process for you. Contact us today for more information and for your free quote - no pressure and no obligation!

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.