If you have Canadian documents that need to be officially recognized in Libya, they will need to go through a process known as attestation. In Canada, the attestation process is more commonly referred to as document "authentication and legalization".

To have documents attested, or legalized, with the Embassy of Libya, you will first need to have these documents authenticated with the appropriate authentication authority in Canada. The origins of your documents will determine whether they need to be authenticated provincially or federally.

Once your documents have been authenticated, they can be submitted to the Embassy of Libya, along with any required supporting documents. The types of supporting documents required will depend on the type of documents you are processing.

We would be happy to assist you with the attestation (the authentication and legalization) of your Canadian documents for use in Libya. Our friendly experts work with you to ensure your documents are prepared correctly and then manage the attestation process on your behalf. When you contact us we'll discuss your situation and answer your questions - no pressure and no obligation. Phone us toll-free at 1-888-433-1011 or submit a quick online enquiry.

Yes, we can certainly attest your documents at the Embassy of Libya. We specialize in managing all aspects of the document attestation process for our clients, processing many thousands of documents every year.

The first step is to contact our friendly staff. We'll discuss your documents, explain your options, and answer your questions. If you choose to have us handle the attestation process, we'll work with you to ensure your documents are prepared correctly. You then send your documents to our Ottawa office and we handle all aspects of the Canadian attestation process on your behalf, saving you valuable time and avoiding costly delays. Phone us toll-free at 1-888-433-1011, or send us an online enquiry.

The Embassy of Libya typically takes 3 - 5 days on average to attest (legalize) documents, assuming that all is in order when they are submitted.  If your documents are not prepared correctly when you submit them, the process will be delayed as you may need to start over. In addition, if the necessary supporting documents have not been submitted, your documents will be rejected.

For example, if attempting to legalize a Certificate of Origin, you must also submit a certified Arabic translation of this document for the embassy, which they will keep.

We can assist you with all stages of the Canadian attestation (authentication and legalization) process,  ensuring your documents meet the criteria of the appropriate authentication authority and the Embassy of Libya. Our experts specialize in getting your documents through the attestation process without interruption. Contact us today to discuss your specific document attestation needs!

The pricing for the attestation of your documents at the Embassy of Libya will vary depending on the type and number of documents you need processed. When calculating the costs, you should factor in the fees charged by the Embassy of Libya per document being legalized, the cost of shipping your documents, and any costs associated with preparing your documents (translation, notarization, etc.).

If you use an expert service like ours you should also factor in our service fee. We encourage you to contact us, so we can discuss your situation and give you an idea of the costs involved with the attestation, or authentication and legalization, of your documents for Libya.

When you contact our friendly experts we'll review your document attestation needs, explain your options, and answer your questions - no pressure and no obligation. We'll also give you a free detailed quote so you can see exactly what is involved. Phone us toll-free at 1-888-433-1011 or send us an online enquiry and we'll get right back to you.

There are special requirements when attesting (legalizing) commercial documents at the Embassy of Libya. If the documents are associated with a new business (or a business new to the Embassy of Libya) they require the following two letters be supplied along with the documents for legalization:

1. A letter stating the purpose, scope and type of work being done in Libya. This letter must be translated, notarized by a Canadian Notary Public, and authenticated.
2. A letter from the company stating that no business will be done in or with Israel. This letter must be translated, notarized by a Canadian Notary Public, and authenticated.

If the documents being legalized are connected to an existing company already doing business in Libya, you must provide proof of this existing business.

Embassy requirements and supporting documents change regularly. Therefore, we suggest you contact the Embassy of Libya or our office before commencing the process, to verify the current requirements. Contact us with your questions or for a detailed quote - no pressure and no obligation. Call us toll-free at 1-888-433-1011, or send us an online enquiry.