Irish Apostille
Overview
An apostille is a form of confirmation issued to documents of Irish origin by the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade (DFA). If you are going to be using your document for personal or business use, it is likely you will need to get your document authenticated. Traditionally, documents will be requested by foreign governments and organisations. Once an apostille has been affixed to your document, it will be valid in member countries of The Hague Convention.
APPROVED DOCUMENTS FOR AUTHENTICATION
Birth Certificates
Marriage Certificates
Adoption Certificates
Divorce Letters
Death Certificates
Court Documents
Powers of Attorney and other notarial acts
Medical Documents: Doctor member of MCI
Company documents - issued by the Companies Registration Office
Documents signed by the Chambers of Commerce in Ireland
Police Certificates - Bearing an original stamp and signature of An Garda SÃochána
Educational certificates/qualifications recognised by the Department of Education
Standard
2 Weeks£80
Express
1 Week£120
Standard
2 Weeks£80
Express
1 Week£120
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