Provincially issued public documents
We know the process for each province and territory
To illustrate, in Ontario, Official Document Services (ODS) offers an express service for Apostille (Authentication). However, the department overseeing document Apostille (Authentication) in British Columbia, as well as in Alberta and other provinces and territories, varies. Each province or territory has its unique fees, procedures, and processing times. It's worth noting that not all provinces offer provincial apostille authentication. In such cases, documents must proceed to the federal level to obtain the Apostille.
Documents eligible for provincial Apostille (Authentication), if approved by the destination country’s immigration office, include marriage certificates, birth certificates, rentista letters, education documents, and anything notarized by a Notary.
We have successfully assisted numerous clients requiring provincial Authentication, including the new Apostille seal, from all corners of Canada. With our extensive experience, we are well-versed in the distinct processes of each province and territory. When you entrust us to Legalize that Doc!, rest assured that we manage your documents comprehensively, from initiation to completion.
"Legalize that Doc! delivers an exceptional service that stands out in the industry. What sets them apart is not only their extensive knowledge but also their prompt responsiveness. They kept us well-informed with timely updates and are even able to offer rush services when needed. If you are in need of documents from Canada, look no further. Legalize that Doc! is the destination for quality and reliable service!"
-Glenn Tellier
Servicing Canadian citizens
Other document services we provide for Canadians
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Your plate is full…so we’ve got this one for you.
At Legalize That Doc! we know it is overwhelming going through an immigration process. Just when you think you have it all under control, something else comes up and a new document is needed. We’re prepared for exactly that possibility (sometimes inevitability).
