For countries that have not joined the Hague Convention, Romanian documents must go through consular legalization (supralegalizare). This usually involves several steps: prior certification of the document (for example by the Chamber of Notaries or the Chamber of Commerce), legalization by the Romanian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, and finally legalization by the embassy or consulate of the destination country.
Every diplomatic mission has its own requirements, fees and opening hours. We prepare the file, handle the translations and submit it to each institution, so you do not have to.
What is included
- Checking the legalization route for the destination country
- Certified translation and notarization
- Prior certification (Chamber of Notaries, Chamber of Commerce, etc.)
- Legalization at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs
- Legalization at the embassy or consulate
- Return of documents by courier
How we work
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Send your documents
Via the form or by email – a scan or clear photo is enough.
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Receive a quote
We confirm price, turnaround and the steps required (notarization, apostille, etc.).
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We handle everything
We translate, notarize, apostille and submit the documents to the competent authorities.
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Get your documents
Electronically or by courier, to your address in Romania or abroad.
FAQ
How do I know whether I need an apostille or consular legalization?
If the country where you will use the document is a member of the Hague Convention, an apostille is enough. Otherwise, consular legalization is required. Tell us the destination country and we will confirm the procedure.
Do you handle company documents?
Yes. We legalize commercial documents (trade register certificates, invoices, certificates of origin, contracts) for export, tenders and setting up subsidiaries.