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Legalization of Ukrainian documents for France?
Thread poster: Irina Popova
Irina Popova
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Sep 8, 2003

Dear colleagues,

I would be very grateful if you could help me clarify the following issue:
A birth certificate, issued by Ukrainian authorities is presented to the French authorities for the purposes of naturalization. French authorities require "legalization" and refer to the Ukrainian consulate in France for this purpose.
Ukrainian consulate in France answered that they do not provide such legalizations.
The certificate is legalized by the MInistry of Foreign Af... See more
Dear colleagues,

I would be very grateful if you could help me clarify the following issue:
A birth certificate, issued by Ukrainian authorities is presented to the French authorities for the purposes of naturalization. French authorities require "legalization" and refer to the Ukrainian consulate in France for this purpose.
Ukrainian consulate in France answered that they do not provide such legalizations.
The certificate is legalized by the MInistry of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine (Ministerstvo zakordonnih prav).
Are you, by chance, familiar with this issue?
Is this legalization enough or the French authorities want something more? If yes - who has to "legalize" the certificate?
Thank you very much in advance!! ▲ Collapse
 
Joseph Kovalov
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Israel
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Procedure Sep 9, 2003

Usually legalization in Ukraine includes:

1. Translation of the document
1. Notarization of the copy of the document with translation attached to it.
2. This notarized document is legalized at the Ministry of Justice
3. The document notarized and legalized by the Ministry of Justice is to be afterwards legalized by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

I know it for sure because I had to legalize my documents by myself.

For some countries a d... See more
Usually legalization in Ukraine includes:

1. Translation of the document
1. Notarization of the copy of the document with translation attached to it.
2. This notarized document is legalized at the Ministry of Justice
3. The document notarized and legalized by the Ministry of Justice is to be afterwards legalized by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

I know it for sure because I had to legalize my documents by myself.

For some countries a double legalization is required (first you legalize the copy of the document and then the translation attached to this copy).

If you have additional questions, please, don’t hesitate to write directly to my e-mail.


[Edited at 2003-09-09 12:47] ▲ Collapse
 
Vladimir Dubisskiy
Vladimir Dubisskiy
United States
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my 5 canadian cents Sep 10, 2003

From my experience: in the nutshell, Ithe local authorities simply want to have someone locally confirm that the document is valid. That's why they suggest Consulate - it's the easiest and cheapest way...
If you find, say, a notary who can notarize (ie understand Ukrainian) it it should work as well. Then, you may translate it, and notarize the translation.. (but in this case I would ask the authorities - the body where the document is to be submitted - whether they will be satisfied with... See more
From my experience: in the nutshell, Ithe local authorities simply want to have someone locally confirm that the document is valid. That's why they suggest Consulate - it's the easiest and cheapest way...
If you find, say, a notary who can notarize (ie understand Ukrainian) it it should work as well. Then, you may translate it, and notarize the translation.. (but in this case I would ask the authorities - the body where the document is to be submitted - whether they will be satisfied with the above.

[quote]Comtrans1 wrote:

Dear colleagues,

I would be very grateful if you could help me clarify the following issue:
A birth certificate, issued by Ukrainian ▲ Collapse
 


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