apostille in Spanish
apostille in Spanish is apostilla — apostille means an official certificate attached to a public document that confirms the signature, seal or stamp on it is genuine, so the document is accepted in other countries that belong to the Hague Convention.
apostille in Spanish
apostilla
A special certification established in 1961 for certifying foreign documents.
What does "apostille" mean?
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noun An official certificate attached to a public document that confirms the signature, seal or stamp on it is genuine, so the document is accepted in other countries that belong to the Hague Convention.
"You will need an apostille on your birth certificate before the Spanish authorities will accept it."
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verb To attach such a certificate to a document.
"The degree transcripts must be apostilled before they are sent abroad."
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apostille in a sentence
- You will need an apostille on your birth certificate before the Spanish authorities will accept it.
- The solicitor arranged an apostille for the power of attorney within three working days.
- The degree transcripts must be apostilled before they are sent abroad.
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What is "apostille" in Spanish?
"apostille" in Spanish is apostilla. apostille means: An official certificate attached to a public document that confirms the signature, seal or stamp on it is genuine, so the document is accepted in other countries that belong to the Hague Convention.
How do you use "apostille" in a sentence?
Example: "You will need an apostille on your birth certificate before the Spanish authorities will accept it." In Spanish, "apostille" is apostilla.
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