Apostilled Documents in the UK Services

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Legally Certify Your UK Company Documents for Use Abroad

If you’re a non-UK resident forming or operating a UK limited company, many foreign institutions—such as banks, government bodies, and legal entities—will require proof that your documents are authentic and legally valid in the UK.

Our Apostilled Documents Service, starting from £99.99 + VAT, handles the entire process for you, ensuring your documents meet the international standard set by the 1961 Hague Convention.

What Is an Apostille Certificate?

An Apostille Certificate is an official government-issued certificate that verifies the authenticity of UK documents so they can be legally recognised abroad.

This certificate is issued by the UK Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office (FCDO) after validation by a registered solicitor or notary, and it confirms that your documents are legitimate and accepted in over 115 countries that are signatories to the Hague Convention of 1961.

When Do You Need an Apostille Certificate?

You may need apostilled company documents if you are:

  • Opening a business bank account outside the UK
  • Registering a branch or subsidiary of your UK company overseas
  • Participating in international trade, contracts, or tenders
  • Applying for foreign tax registration or licensing
  • Proving company legitimacy in legal or regulatory matters

Apostilled Documents Service

Official Legalisation for International Use of UK Company Documents - From £99.99 + VAT

Frequently Asked Questions

Apostilled documents are official UK documents that have been legally certified for international use. The FCDO adds an Apostille Certificate after the documents are validated by a solicitor or notary, making them legally recognised in countries that are part of the Hague Convention.

It depends on your business activities. If you plan to open a bank account overseas, register your company abroad, or engage in international legal matters, apostilled documents are typically required by foreign authorities.

You can apostille as many documents as needed. We treat the Memorandum & Articles of Association as one document. All other forms are counted individually for Apostille purposes.

Once payment and documents are received, we will:

  1. Certify your documents

  2. Send them to the FCDO

  3. Return them to you with the Apostille Certificate attached

Typical turnaround time is 5–7 working days, but express services are available upon request.

Your apostilled UK company documents are valid in all 115+ countries that are signatories to the Hague Convention of 1961, including:

  • United States

  • Canada

  • EU member states

  • Australia

  • UAE

  • Singapore

  • India

  • South Africa
    (and many more)

⚠️ Apostilled documents may not be accepted in countries not party to the Hague Convention. Please check local regulations if you're unsure.

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