Court Document

What court documents need the apostille?

All UK court papers and documents can be issued with the apostille but the following is a selection of regularly submitted forms.

• Decree Absolute from a divorce.
• Decree Nisi from a divorce.
• Last Will & Testament.
• Grants of Probate.
• Court Orders and Decisions.
• Court Judgements.
• Bankruptcy documents.
• County Court documents.
• Court of Bankruptcy documents.
• The High Court of Justice documents.
• Sheriff Court documents.
• Any other genuine UK court issued document.

Original or Copy?

In most situations we process original court documents. We can make a copy of the court document and issue the apostille, however, we recommend checking if this will be accepted overseas.

Please let us know if you would like us to ‘MAKE A COPY’ at the time of ordering. You will need to purchase our Apostille with Solicitor Certification service.

Complete Service

For just £82 we-

• Check your documents to ensure they are correctly stamped/signed.
• Submit them by hand to the FCO.
• Issue the apostille in just 1-2 days.
• Dispatch the document.

How to order an apostille for your court document?

Simply purchase your apostille online and post your document to us with the order confirmation sheet. This is normally the quickest way to obtain the apostille.

Send your document to us by your preferred delivery method. We recommend Royal Mail Special Delivery or a Secure Courier.

Most court documents are stamped by the court or bear the signature of an official court officer. The apostille is issued against this stamp or signature. This document will be processed under our standard apostille service. In the event your document has not been correctly processed stamped by the court, we will recommend our solicitor certification service.