Attestation Services

Common Types of Personal Documents Include:

1. Birth Certificate: Proof of an individual’s birth details, such as date, place, and parentage.
2. Marriage Certificate: Legal documentation of a marital union, often required for visa or immigration purposes.
3. Divorce Certificate: Confirmation of a legally finalized divorce.
4. Death Certificate: Proof of an individual’s passing, often required for inheritance or legal purposes.
5. Police Clearance Certificate: Verification of an individual’s criminal record, or lack thereof, for employment or immigration.
6. Medical Reports: Certified health records for visa or employment requirements abroad.
7. Adoption Papers: Legal documents certifying the adoption of a child, often required for immigration or travel purposes.
8. Academic Transcripts and Diplomas: Certification of educational qualifications required for employment or further education abroad.

Why Attestation of Personal Documents Is Necessary:

• To ensure legal validity in foreign countries.
• For immigration processes, such as family visas or work permits.
• To claim inheritance or settle legal matters internationally.
• For education, marriage, or job-related documentation overseas.
• To authenticate documents for business transactions or legal matters in a foreign jurisdiction.
• To meet the legal requirements of foreign governments, ensuring the authenticity of documents like police clearance or medical reports.
• For property-related legal processes, such as ownership transfer, or resolving financial matters internationally.

Common Types of Educational Documents Include:

1. Degree Certificates: Proof of graduation from a university or college.
2. Diplomas: Certification of completion of specialized courses or programs.
3. Transcripts: Detailed records of academic performance and grades.
4. Mark Sheets: Official scorecards for school or university examinations.
5. Transfer Certificates: Documentation for transferring between institutions.
6. Bona fide Certificates: Proof of enrollment or association with an institution.
7. Training Certificates: Acknowledgment of professional or skill-based training.
8. Provisional Certificates: Temporary certificates issued before the final degree or diploma.
9. Scholarship Certificates: Documentation proving eligibility or receipt of scholarships.
10. Research Papers or Theses: Documents proving research work or academic contributions for higher education.

Why Attestation of Educational Documents Is Necessary:

• For admission to foreign universities or academic institutions.
• To secure employment opportunities abroad.
• For visa processing, such as work visas or student visas.
• To validate qualifications for professional licensing or certifications.
• For equivalency procedures in foreign educational systems.
• To prove the authenticity of academic credentials when applying for government jobs, scholarships, or funding programs in foreign countries.

Common Types of Non-Educational Documents Include:

1. Birth Certificates: Proof of an individual’s date and place of birth.
2. Marriage Certificates: Legal documentation of a marital union.
3. Divorce Certificates: Proof of a legally finalized divorce.
4. Death Certificates: Verification of an individual’s passing.
5. Experience Certificates: Documentation of professional experience for employment purposes.
6. Medical Certificates: Certified health records required for visa or travel purposes.
7. Power of Attorney: Authorization for someone to act on your behalf in legal or financial matters.
8. Police Clearance Certificates: Verification of a clean criminal record, often required for employment or residency abroad.
9. Property Documents: Proof of ownership or rights over property.
10. Affidavits: Written statements confirmed by oath or affirmation.

Why Attestation of Otheras Documents Is Necessary:

• For immigration processes, such as family or dependent visas.
• For legalizing personal or business documents for international use with attestation services.
• To prove identity, status, or ownership in foreign jurisdictions.
• For use in business contracts, transactions, or power of attorney matters abroad.
• To ensure the legal validity of documents related to property ownership, sales, or inheritance in foreign countries.
• For securing government approvals, permits, or licenses that require authenticated documents in foreign jurisdictions.

Common Types of Commercial Documents Include:

• Certificate of Incorporation: Company registration proof (from RJSC in Bangladesh).
• Trade License: Permit to operate, issued by local authorities.
• Tax Identification Number (TIN) Certificate: Proof of taxpayer registration.
• Bank Solvency Certificate: Proof of financial stability.
• MOA & AOA: Company formation and operational guidelines.
• Power of Attorney: Authorization for a legal representative.
• Invoice/Contract: Proof of business transaction.
• Import/Export License: Required for import/export activities.
• Share Certificates: Proof of company ownership or share distribution.
• Memorandum of Understanding (MOU): Agreement between parties outlining business objectives.
• Audit Reports: Official records verifying a company’s financial status and activities.
• Lease Agreement: Proof of property or office space leasing.
• Bill of Lading: Document of shipment and receipt of goods for international trade.

Why Attestation of Commercial Documents is Necessary:

• Validates documents for use abroad.
• Ensures compliance with international standards.
• Facilitates smooth international trade and business operations.
• Enhances the credibility of business transactions across borders.
• Enables smooth entry into foreign markets by fulfilling legal and regulatory requirements.