The Apostille is a certificate with a seal/stamp which certifies (legalizes) a document from the country where the document was issued.
Documents bearing an Apostille are exempted from any further form of legalization in countries that are members of the 1961 Hague Convention (see question: Which countries are members of the Hague Convention on Abolishment the Requirement of Legalisation for Foreign Public Documents?).
Translations from and into more than 50 languages from certified (sworn) translators by the Directorate "Consular Affairs" to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
Preparation of documents for legalization and certification, as well as their their filing in various state administrations and embassies.
Interpreters for simultaneous and consecutive translation. Accompanying and performing the formalities relating to executing transactions before a notary public. Providing equipment for simultaneous translation.
Translation of documents with technical, medical, legal, financial etc. terminology by specialized translators.
Online translations through a specialized centralized information system and client profile.
Certification of translations of official and private (unofficial) documents and other papers.
