Many institutions won't accept a plain photocopy but don't need the original either: they ask for a certified true copy. Depending on its intended use, certification is done at the town hall, by a notary or by the authority that issued the document. We get the right copy made and, if needed, have it translated and apostilled in the same process.
Copies we get certified
- Diplomas and transcripts
- Passports and ID cards
- Civil-status records
- Property titles
- Company documents
The steps
Send your documents
A scan or photo, through the form or by email, with the destination country and receiving authority.
Get your quote
Price, turnaround and the steps needed: certification, apostille or legalization. Free and no obligation.
We handle the file
Translation, notary, ministry, embassy: we follow every step and keep you informed.
Delivery
By email, by hand or by express courier, in Senegal and worldwide.
Frequently asked questions
Can a certified copy be apostilled?
Often yes, when the certification is done by a notary or a public authority. Some countries do require the apostille on the original, so we check before starting.
How many copies do I need?
Order one per application you are submitting, as most institutions keep the copy. We advise you when quoting.
In these languages and more
Available across Senegal
- Dakar
- Pikine
- Guédiawaye
- Rufisque
- Thiès
- Mbour
- Saly
- Tivaouane
- Diourbel
- Touba
- Mbacké
- Saint-Louis
- Richard-Toll
- Podor
- Louga
- Kaolack
- Fatick
- Kaffrine
- Ziguinchor
- Kolda
- Sédhiou
- Tambacounda
- Kédougou
- Matam
- Ourossogui