Academic

Sets of Documents

Instead of legalising each document separately, you can group multiple related documents into one 'set'. This can be arranged for academic certificates, some personal papers and company documents. A solicitor certifies this set with a cover sheet, and one apostille is applied to the entire bundle. This approach can save time and money, but it's not always suitable or accepted.

When Is This Approach Suitable?

A single apostille for a document set is typically used for:

In an interconnected world, educational credentials often cross international borders, leading to the necessity of universal authentication methods. One such method, as discussed in previous articles, is the Apostille , which verifies the authenticity of public documents for international use. However, when it comes to academic documents, like degree certificates, there’s an intriguing twist: the signatures of university officials or academic registrars don't carry the required legal standing for an apostille.

When applying for a job in another country you may be asked to obtain an apostille for your academic certificates. We regularly issue the apostille on all sorts of academic documents including the following-

Degree Certificates
Masters Certificate
Transcripts of Study
Letters of Enrolment
Letters of Attendance
GCSE, CSE, O Level and A Level Certificates
NVQ, GNVQ, BTEC and City & Guilds Certificates
Other School, College and University Documents

Having worked hard to earn your degree you may be offered a job to work in a country outside of the UK. Employers and visa departments will probably ask for you to get an apostille on your degree certificate.

Legalising degree certificates and other qualifications with an apostille is becoming more popular. We are pleased to assist hundreds of people every year with their important certificates.