Attesting Argentinian Documents (FAQs)

Yes - Argentina is a member of the Apostille Convention.

Argentinian documents can be legalized for use abroad with an Apostille Stamp when destined for other signatory countries without additional certification by the destination country.

When Argentinian documents are required for non-apostille countries, such as United Arab Emirates - Taiwan - Malaysia - Thailand - Qatar they need additional authentication by the embassy of the destination country.

For further information see:
Argentina Apostille Services

Official documents that can be legalized in Argentina with an Apostille stamp include birth, death, marriage certificates, divorce certificates, criminal record and police certificates, company registration and tax documents, court documents, university and academic diplomas, certificates signed by registered doctors etc., documents issued by government authorities. Other documents may require prior certification by a notary or other authority.

Documents required for submission to countries which have not acceded to the Apostille Convention will require additional attestation by the embassy of the recipient country.

To confirm whether your document is eligible for apostille authentication in Argentina, please contact us and we’ll check your document free of charge. For further information about our Argentinian apostille services and for assistance obtaining official copies of Argentinian documents, see:
Argentina Apostille Services

Apostille Stamps on documents in Argentina are normally obtained in 1 - 2 business days

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Apostille Stamps issued by the Argentine Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Worship or College of Notaries can be verified online:
Verify an Argentine Apostille (in Spanish)

Yes - Apostille stamps in Argentina are issued digitally. They can be verified online at Verify an Argentine Apostille (in Spanish)

Document legalization (or attestation) is a procedure which authenticates a public Argentinian document so that it can be submitted in another country for official or legal purposes - for example, if you need to submit an Argentinian birth certificate to the authority or embassy of another country, it will often need to be legalized.

Legalzing a document in Argentina certifies the authenticity of the signature appearing on the document as that of an authorized public official in Argentina and confirms the capacity of that official.

• Because Argentina is a member of the Apostille Convention, Argentinian documents can be legalized by means of an Apostille Stamp when being submitted to countries that are members of the Hague Apostille Convention
  See: What is an Argentinian Apostille Stamp?
• If an Argentinian is required for a country that is not a member of the Apostille Convention, it will need to be legalized both by Argentinian authorities and by the embassy of the recipient country (embassy in Argentina or non-resident embassy accredited to Argentina).
  See: Document legalization - Wikipedia

Certified translations from Spanish can be authenticated for use abroad when certified by the Association of Translators of the Autonomous City of Buenos Aires. Translations in Argentina are produced and certified digitally.