A degree certificate is an official document confirming that a student has successfully completed a course of study at a UK university or college. A transcript provides a detailed record of modules studied and grades achieved. Both may be required abroad for work, study, or immigration purposes.

These documents are often requested by:

• Foreign universities or academic institutions
• International employers or licensing bodies
• Visa and immigration authorities
• Scholarship boards or government agencies

Certification required: Degree certificates and transcripts must be certified by a UK solicitor or notary public before they can be apostilled. Some universities may offer certified copies directly.

Original document: The apostille will be applied to the certified original or solicitor-certified copy.

Eligible for e-apostille: Yes, if the document is certified by a UK solicitor or notary using a qualified electronic signature.

Only documents issued by recognised UK institutions are accepted.

Ensure the certificate or transcript includes your full name, course title, date of award, and official university stamp or signature.

Some countries may require a certified translation and further embassy legalisation after apostille. Always check destination-specific requirements.