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Fast. Reliable. Affordable Document Legalisation

Next Day Apostilles, Consular Legalisation, Embassy Attestation, e-Apostilles and more — all in one place

Next Day Apostille Service

Need your documents legalised urgently? Our Next Day Apostille service ensures swift, efficient processing with the convenience of next-working-day delivery. We understand the importance of time-sensitive documentation and are dedicated to providing a reliable, fast, and cost-effective solution you can trust.

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Express Apostille Service

Get your documents processed swiftly and efficiently with our Express Apostille service — delivered within just 3 working days. We understand the urgency of time-sensitive legalisation, and we're committed to providing a reliable, cost-effective, and hassle-free solution tailored to your needs.

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Why Do You Need an Apostille?

If you're dealing with a country that is a member of the Hague Convention of 1961, an Apostille eliminates the need for embassy or consular legalisation—making your documents immediately valid abroad.

Whether you're managing international business, pursuing education overseas, or handling personal matters such as marriage or residency, an Apostille ensures your documents are legally recognised worldwide.

Why Choose Fast Track Apostille?

✔ Next-Day Service – Get your documents apostilled in just 24 hours
✔ Global Recognition – Accepted in over 120 Hague Convention countries
✔ No Embassy Delays – Avoid time-consuming consular processes
✔ Versatile – Suitable for personal, educational, and corporate documents

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Documents We Legalise

We handle the legalisation of a wide variety of documents at Fast Track Apostille, such as:

Birth, Marriage, Death Certificates
HMRC Documents
ACRO Criminal Records
Educational Certificates (Degrees, Diplomas)
Notarised Documents
Power of Attorney etc

Need something else? Contact us for a free consultation.

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How Our Apostille Service Works

Simple. Fast. Trusted.

Order and Pay Online: Select apostille service and post your document.
Certify (If Needed): We'll arrange certification if your document requires it.
FCDO Submission: We submit your documents to the FCDO Legalisation Office.
Receive Document: Get your legalised document delivered within 1-3 working days via Royal Mail or DHL

Our 4.8-star Trustpilot-rated process ensures speed and reliability

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How to Legalise Your Documents

Follow these steps to ensure your documents are properly legalised

1. Confirm Country Requirements

Verify whether the destination country is a member of the Hague Apostille Convention using our Country Requirements List. For non-member countries, contact the relevant embassy or consulate to confirm specific attestation or legalisation requirements. For further assistance, reach out to our help centre

Hague Apostille Convention Members: As of 2025, over 120 countries are part of the Hague Convention (formally the Convention of 5 October 1961 Abolishing the Requirement of Legalisation for Foreign Public Documents). Member countries accept apostilled documents without further legalisation. Examples include the UK, USA, Australia, and most EU nations. For an up-to-date list, refer to the Hague Conference on Private International Law (HCCH) website: https://www.hcch.net/en/instruments/conventions/status-table/?cid=41.

2. Prepare Documents

Ensure documents meet FCDO requirements, as outlined in our guidance. Visit: https://fasttrackapostille.co.uk/pages/all-documents .

Arrange notarisation or solicitor certification if required. For further assistance, contact our help centre.

3. Order Apostille

Choose your apostille service option and send your documents to us, including the order number provided by email. Ensure documents meet FCDO requirements and arrange notarisation or solicitor certification if required. For assistance, contact our help centre

4. Embassy Attestation (if required)

For non-Hague Convention countries, we can assist with embassy attestation after obtaining an apostille. Visit https://fasttrackapostille.co.uk/pages/embassy-attestation for details. To proceed, select your apostille service option, ensure documents meet FCDO requirements, arrange notarisation or solicitor certification if required, and send your documents with the order number provided by email. For assistance, contact our help centre

5. Receive Documents

Receive your apostilled documents by post or email. For non-Hague Convention countries, obtain attested documents after embassy processing. Select your apostille service option, ensure documents meet FCDO requirements, arrange notarisation or solicitor certification if required, and send your documents with the order number provided by email. For non-Hague countries, we can assist with embassy attestation—visit https://fasttrackapostille.co.uk/pages/embassy-attestation for details. For assistance, contact our help centre.

Document Requirements

Before legalising your UK documents, ensure they meet FCDO requirements to avoid delays. All documents must be original (no photocopies) and comply with the following:

Certified Documents

Include contact details (email and place of practice) for the signatory to verify the signature. If bound by a notarial or solicitor cover sheet, check underlying document requirements.

Medical Documents

Provide contact details (email and place of practice) for the medical practitioner. The practitioner must be registered with the FCDO.

Education Certificates

Certificates must be signed, certified, and dated by a UK solicitor, notary public, or British Council official. British Council certifications require original certificates and are not available at all locations.

Photocopies

Photocopies of UK birth, death, marriage, civil partnership, adoption, or police/disclosure certificates (ACRO, Disclosure Scotland, Access NI, DBS) are not accepted.

Marriage Certificates

Include contact details (email) for the Minister of Religion, Authorised Person, or ceremony location to verify the signature.

Laminated or Hard-backed Documents

These cannot be legalised due to the inability to attach an apostille. Remove the laminate or obtain a replacement document.

Incomplete Documents

Submit all pages of multi-page documents, including those referenced in certifications.

Certification by a UK Doctor or Solicitor

To ensure a document certified by a UK doctor or solicitor can be legalised by the FCDO, please follow these steps to verify their registration:

For Doctors: General Medical Council (GMC) using the GMC online register.
FCDO at legalisation@fcdo.gov.uk to confirm their eligibility for legalisation.
For Solicitors: Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA) via the SRA online register. FCDO at legalisation@fcdo.gov.uk to confirm whether their certification will be accepted.

If you provide us with the professional’s name, we can assist by checking the GMC or SRA register on your behalf and contacting the FCDO for final verification if needed.

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Fast. Reliable. Affordable Document Legalisation

Next Day Apostilles, Consular Legalisation, Embassy Attestation, e-Apostilles and more — all in one place

Next Day Apostille Service

Express Apostille Service

Why Do You Need an Apostille?

Why Choose Fast Track Apostille?

Documents We Legalise

How Our Apostille Service Works

How to Legalise Your Documents

1. Confirm Country Requirements

2. Prepare Documents

3. Order Apostille

4. Embassy Attestation (if required)

5. Receive Documents

Document Requirements

Certified Documents

Medical Documents

Education Certificates

Photocopies

Marriage Certificates

Laminated or Hard-backed Documents

Incomplete Documents

Certification by a UK Doctor or Solicitor

Apostille Legalisation

Embassy Attestation

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