Commercial Documents Apostille | Process Explained

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Apostille of commercial documents is required for international recognition in countries part of the Hague Apostille Convention. It authenticates documents like contracts, invoices, certificates of origin, and powers of attorney for business purposes. The process involves notarization, followed by verification from designated authorities, such as the Chamber of Commerce. Once verified, the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) issues the apostille. This certification confirms the authenticity of signatures and seals on the document. It eliminates the need for further legalization by foreign embassies.