Certified true copies (notarised copies)
A notarised copy means you keep the original: for most procedures it has the same legal force. Apostilles are often placed on notarised copies, and translations are made from them.
We arrange notarisation of copies — including multi-page documents and extracts — and plan the next step straight away: apostille, translation or legalisation.
What's included
- Copies of personal and corporate documents
- Copies certified together with a translation
- Copies prepared for apostille
- Certified extracts
- Copies of foreign documents with translation
Destination countries
- GermanyApostille
- ItalyApostille
- SpainApostille
- FranceApostille
- United StatesApostille
- TürkiyeApostille
- IsraelApostille
- ChinaApostille
- Saudi ArabiaApostille
- United Arab EmiratesConsular legalisation
- QatarConsular legalisation
- EgyptConsular legalisation
- ThailandBeing confirmed
- VietnamBeing confirmed
- KazakhstanNo legalisation (Minsk Convention)
- UzbekistanNo legalisation (Minsk Convention)
We work across Russia
- Certified true copies in Moscow
- Certified true copies in Saint Petersburg
- Certified true copies in Kazan
- Certified true copies in Grozny
- Certified true copies in Novosibirsk
- Certified true copies in Yekaterinburg
- Certified true copies in Nizhny Novgorod
- Certified true copies in Krasnodar
- Certified true copies in Samara
- Certified true copies in Ufa
- Certified true copies in Rostov-on-Don
- Certified true copies in Sochi
Frequently asked questions
Can a foreign document be copied and certified?
Yes, usually together with a notarised translation. The foreign document normally has to be apostilled or legalised first.
Are Russian notarised copies accepted abroad?
Yes, if the copy carries an apostille or has been legalised and comes with a translation in the required form.