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9️⃣ How to Apostille Academic Documents for Study or Work Abroad
Momento Apostille
Your Trusted Document Legalisation & Translation Partner
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Introduction
Planning to study or work abroad?
Most universities and employers overseas require Apostilled academic documents to verify your qualifications.
At Momento Apostille, we’ve helped thousands of students and professionals legalise their degrees, diplomas, and transcripts for international use.
Which Academic Documents Can Be Apostilled?
🎓 University Degrees
📜 Diplomas and Certificates
🧾 Academic Transcripts
📚 Letters of Attendance or Confirmation
🏫 School Certificates (GCSE, A-Levels, etc.)
All must be original or certified copies signed by the issuing institution or a UK solicitor.
The Apostille Process
- Document Check
We confirm your academic documents meet FCDO standards. - Certification
If required, we arrange notarisation by a solicitor. - FCDO Legalisation
The Apostille is issued confirming the authenticity of the document. - Return
Documents are delivered securely by courier or available for collection.
Why Apostille Is Essential
Without an Apostille, foreign authorities may reject your academic documents — causing delays in your visa, application, or job offer.
The Apostille ensures your achievements are officially recognised abroad.
Why Choose Momento Apostille
✅ Fast and reliable service
✅ Support for students and professionals
✅ Certified translations available
✅ Affordable and transparent pricing
✅ Friendly London-based team
Conclusion
Your education deserves global recognition.
With Momento Apostille, you can make your UK academic qualifications valid anywhere in the world — safely, quickly, and professionally.
Contact Momento Apostille Today
📞 +44 7469 915551
📧 info@momentoapostille.com
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🔟 Apostille and Embassy Legalisation – What’s the Difference?
Momento Apostille
Your Trusted Document Legalisation & Translation Partner
📞 +44 7469 915551
📧 info@momentoapostille.com
🌐 momentoapostille.com
Introduction
If you’ve ever needed to use your UK documents abroad, you’ve probably heard of Apostille and Embassy Legalisation.
Although they sound similar, they’re two very different processes — and using the wrong one can cause major delays.
Here’s a clear breakdown from Momento Apostille to help you understand the difference.
What Is an Apostille?
An Apostille is a government-issued certificate that confirms your UK document is genuine.
It’s valid in over 120 countries that are members of the Hague Apostille Convention — such as France, Spain, Italy, and Australia.
Once a document has an Apostille, it’s accepted abroad without any further legalisation.
What Is Embassy Legalisation?
If your document is going to a non-Hague country (like the UAE, China, or Qatar), you’ll need embassy legalisation instead.
This involves:
- Getting an Apostille from the FCDO first.
- Then, submitting the document to the relevant embassy for final verification.
Embassy legalisation confirms that the Apostille — and your document — are valid for that country’s use.
