Consular legalisation usually involves notarisation or an official copy, legalisation at the competent ministry and finally attestation by the destination country's embassy or consulate. A sworn translation into the destination country's language is often required as well.
Each country has its own requirements, and they change from time to time: some embassies require prior registration, specific forms, or translations only by translators they accept. We keep track of these rules so your document passes first time.
The service suits private individuals (marriage, work, study, residence abroad) as well as companies (branch registration, tenders, export documents).