Common documents
- Degrees and transcripts
- Marriage and family certificates
- Birth certificates
- Company documents
- Police character certificates
How it works, step by step
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- Obtain a clear, authentic copy from the issuing authority
- Attest at the relevant body (for example HEC for degrees, or the provincial home department)
- Attest at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MOFA)
- Attest at the destination country’s embassy if required
- Translate into the required language by an approved translator
How we help
We tell you which stamps your destination needs and in what order, prepare covering letters and coordinate drop-off and collection. Requirements vary, so we confirm them before you spend on fees.
Frequently asked questions
How long does attestation take?
It depends on the documents and the offices involved. We give you a realistic timeline after reviewing your papers.
Is attestation required for every visa?
No. Most tourist visas do not need it, but study, work and some family categories do.