There can be special requirements for the apostille of educational documents. The origins of the document will determine the correct apostille office to use and each apostille office has it’s own rules.

For educational documents destined for non-apostille countries, each embassy or consulate sets its own unique requirements for the legalization of educational documents. Some diplomatic missions do not accept notarized copies of educational documents. You may be required to have official transcripts sent directly to the embassy or consulate. These requirements can vary depending on the type of educational document in question (i.e. University degree, transcripts, certificates, diplomas) or the rules of the destination country.

We keep track of the ever-changing requirements of over 200 diplomatic missions across Canada. Contact one of our experts to determine how to prepare your educational documents. Call us toll-free at 1-888-433-1011 or send us an online enquiry.