Preparing Russian documents for Uzbekistan
Apostille or consular legalisation and certified translation of Russian documents for Uzbekistan. We explain the procedure and quote individually.
Which certification you need
Russia and this country are parties to the 1993 Minsk Convention on legal assistance: many official documents need neither an apostille nor legalisation — a certified translation is enough. We check the specific authority's requirements in advance.
The procedure
- We check which documents the receiving authority needs, and in what form.
- We obtain the apostille or complete legalisation with the Russian authorities.
- We translate the document and have the translation notarised.
- Where needed, we file with the consulate and return the documents to you.
Translation into the country's language
Frequently asked questions
Can a copy be apostilled for Uzbekistan?
Often yes — a notarised copy. Some authorities require an apostille on the original, though. We confirm the requirements before starting.
Should the translation be done in Russia or abroad?
It depends on the receiving authority. Some countries accept a translation certified by a Russian notary; others require a sworn translator. We advise and arrange either option.