Do you want to relocate to another country? If that is the case, you will very certainly want UK certificate attestation in order to utilise it in the nation to which you are relocating. Top Attest can handle the entire process from start to finish so you can focus on packing! There are a few questions you must answer before having your degree certificate legalised for usage abroad: Is the original degree certificate or a replica of the original required for apostille?
Depending on the country in which you wish to utilise your degree, there are two or three steps to preparing it for use overseas. The degree certificate must be notarized and apostilled at the Foreign and Commonwealth Office in all situations. This is frequently adequate, and the apostilled degree certificate can then be used. However, you may need to get the document legalised at the consulate of the nation where you plan to utilise the degree certificate in some situations. China, the United Arab Emirates, Qatar, Vietnam, and Thailand are among the countries that require legalisation at the consulate. We provide a comprehensive notarization and consular legalisation service.
We must first validate your original degree certificate with the university that granted it before we may notarize it. We'll need you to sign a letter giving the university permission to verify the certificate for us. We usually send an email to the institution with a scan of the degree certificate and a scan of the signed authorisation letter, requesting that they respond with degree verification. The majority of UK universities answer within 5 working days, however some can take up to 15-20. When you contact us, we can inform you of the relevant timelines. Many colleges also charge a fee for third-party verification of degree certificates and UK certificate attestation.
We present our notarial document certifying the degree's authenticity and verification by the university after we get verification. Our notarial certificate is usually printed on the back of your degree certificate, so the front isn't ruined. The apostille is then added to the back of the degree, along with any consular stamps/certificates.
