Hi! This is KICPC.

Today, I’m going to talk about Apostille for New Zealand.

Have you ever visited New Zealand?

New Zealand is a country located in Oceania along with Australia. 

The capital of New Zealand is Wellington and there is Auckland, a famous city.

New Zealand is a country where native Maori and European Pākehā live together.

Many people go to New Zealand to study abroad or work.

However, how will you prove to your home country that you studied abroad or worked in New Zealand?

The answer is ‘Apostille for New Zealand’. 

Q. What is an ‘Apostille’?

A. Apostille is an international certification comparable to a notarization in domestic law, and normally supplements a local notarization of the document. 

If the convention applies between two countries, such an Apostille is sufficient to certify a document’s validity, and removes the need for double-certification, by the originating country and then by the receiving country.

Q. Then, do I just need to obtain the Apostille?

A. No, you have to follow another process.

First, your document has to be notarized and obtain the Apostille.

And then, it has to be translated in your home country language by translator. 

The important thing here is, after the document has been translated, you have to get a translation notarization. 

It’s because translation notarization makes the document valid in your home country.

Lastly, the document must be certified by the embassy.

I know you have difficulty in following this process.

It is a complicated system. 

But don’t worry.

Here’s a way to solve this problem.

KICPC can help you.

KICPC operates a one-stop service that handles translation and inspection by native speakers from 40 countries around the world, substitution for notarization, certification of foreign ministries and embassies, and overseas delivery! 

For more information

WEB, global.allminwon.com
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Please feel free to contact us, if you have any questions!

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