Apostille? How can/should this be done?

MrChris

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Nov 6, 2009
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Hi

I need some advise on this matter which is probably simple but for me is an unknown territory.
I have recently setup an LTD company and I have received the electronic copies of the mem&arts and the certificate of Incorporation. I also received the hard copy of the certificate.

The business relates to Internet services and as part of this I want to be able to register domains on behalf of my clients (hence become myself a registrar). This procedure in the UK is pretty straight forward however I want to do the same abroad (within EU).
To do this, according to a foreign authority, I need to provide them with:
1)Proof of Incorporation and
2)Proof of assigning a person living in that country as representative.
The documents need to be apostilled/legalised and then officially translated.

The translation part is the easy one.
What I don't know is the apostille procedure as well as what is required to fulfil No 2 above. Do I put on paper (as the sole director) that Company A assigns Mr Smith to be a representative in country X were his permanent address is? (or along those lines). Will this document be appropriate to be apostilled?

Any guidance is much appreciated.

Thank you,
C
 
Apostilles in the UK are handled by the Foreign and Commonwealth office. I suggest you look at their wesbite wheer you will find lots of useful information.
 
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Provided your company documents are either the originals or electronic copies which have been verified by a UK solicitor they can be legalised. To smooth the process we carry all these steps out for you. you just need to send us the documents and we will handle it all and return your legalised documents. We act service provider but the processing is still performed by the FCO.
 
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