Apostille, Notarization & Legalization in Georgia
We take care of the entire apostille and legalization process for your Georgian documents, so they are accepted abroad without you standing in line at a government office. Personal, corporate and educational papers, handled end to end.
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What we do
- Apostille of Georgian public documents (company records, power of attorney, birth/marriage certificates, criminal record checks, diplomas) through the correct competent authority.
- Notarization by a Georgian notary, including drafting and certifying powers of attorney and corporate resolutions.
- Certified translation into or from Georgian by sworn translators, ready to be apostilled or attached to your documents.
- Consular legalization for countries that are not part of the Apostille Convention, coordinated with the relevant embassy or consulate.
- Document retrieval, collection and secure courier delivery within Georgia and internationally.
- Fully remote handling under power of attorney, so you never have to travel to Georgia yourself.
How it works
Send us a scan of your document and tell us the destination country and how it will be used.
We confirm the correct route (apostille vs. consular legalization) and issue a fixed fee and timeline quote.
We collect or obtain the original, arrange notarization and certified translation where needed.
We submit the document to the correct Georgian competent authority and obtain the apostille or legalization.
We courier the finished, ready-to-use document to you anywhere in the world.
Facts worth knowing before you decide
Apostille or legalisation depends on the country
For Hague Convention states an apostille is enough. For the rest the document has to go through consular legalisation, which takes longer.
The order of steps is fixed
Translation, notarisation and apostille have to happen in the right sequence. Doing them out of order means paying twice.
Tell us the destination country first
The requirements come from where the document will be used, not from where it was issued. That one detail decides the whole route.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Georgia a member of the Hague Apostille Convention?
Yes. Georgia joined the Hague Apostille Convention, with accession reported to have entered into force in 2007. This means a single apostille is enough for a Georgian document to be recognized in any other member country, with no further consular legalization required. We confirm current status per document before we start.
Which documents can be apostilled in Georgia?
Most Georgian public documents qualify: company registration extracts, powers of attorney, notarial acts, civil records, criminal record certificates and educational diplomas. The competent authority differs by document type, so send us the document and destination country and we confirm the exact route before you commit.
Can this be done remotely without visiting Georgia?
In most cases, yes. With a power of attorney we retrieve, notarize, translate, apostille and courier your documents on your behalf, so you never need to fly in. We tell you upfront if a specific document or country requires your personal presence before you order.
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This page is general information about our service, not legal advice. Procedures, competent authorities and government fees can change; we confirm the exact process for your documents before you order. · Last reviewed 07/2026