MEA apostille · Embassy attestation · Translation

MEA apostille and embassy attestation of Indian documents, from abroad

An Indian document is accepted abroad only with the right chain of stamps. If the destination country is part of the Hague Apostille Convention, as the USA, Canada, the UK, Australia, New Zealand and most of Europe are, an MEA apostille is enough. Elsewhere we arrange embassy attestation.

What we handle

  • Notary, state and MEA attestation
  • MEA apostille
  • Embassy attestation for non-apostille countries
  • Educational document attestation
  • Certified translation into English or other languages
  • Commercial document attestation for exporters

What you send us

  • The original document
  • Destination country and purpose
  • Passport copy of the document holder
  • Authorisation letter for collection

Timeline & fee

  • Apostille 5–10 working days
  • Embassy attestation 10–21 days
  • Collection and courier both ways

Virtual Advo is a paralegal and documentation service, not a law firm. We prepare applications, file with government offices and follow up. Where a matter needs an advocate, a chartered accountant or a registered trade mark agent, we tell you upfront and you engage that professional directly. Government fees are charged at actuals.

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