Official Legalization Certificates for WES, IQAS, ECE & More
Get authentic, university-issued Legalization certificates from any Indian university. FACTS coordinates directly with university registrars to procure official Legalization certificates accepted by credential evaluation bodies worldwide.
A Legalization certificate is an official document issued by a university or educational institution that confirms the language in which a student was taught during their academic program. It certifies that the medium of instruction for lectures, examinations, and coursework was a specific language (typically English). This certificate is commonly required by credential evaluation bodies such as WES, IQAS, ECE, and PEBC for immigration, higher education, and professional licensing purposes abroad.
Our streamlined Legalization of Educational & Commercial Documents process
Submit your application with degree certificate and academic documents
We coordinate with your university's registrar office
University prepares and issues the official Legalization certificate
Legalization certificate dispatched to your chosen evaluation body
You need scanned copies of your degree certificate, a valid photo ID, and details of your academic program including university name and years of study.
Yes. FACTS arranges for university-sealed transcripts to be dispatched directly to WES, IQAS, ECE, PEBC, and other credential evaluation bodies as required.
Typically 7-15 working days, depending on the university. Some universities may take longer during peak admission periods.
Yes, FACTS works with 940+ universities across all Indian states, including deemed, private, and central universities.
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Legalization is the multi-step process of authenticating Indian educational, personal, or commercial documents so that they are legally accepted in a foreign country, either through apostille (Hague countries) or embassy attestation (non-Hague countries).
Apostille is a single-step international authentication for Hague Convention countries. Full legalization is a longer process required for non-Hague countries that involves state, MEA, and embassy attestation.
Educational documents (marksheets, degrees, diplomas), personal documents (birth, marriage, affidavits), and commercial documents (invoices, MOA, POA, board resolutions) can all be legalized for foreign use.
The standard flow is: Notary or HRD attestation, then MEA apostille or MEA attestation, then embassy attestation for non-Hague countries. Commercial documents go through the Chamber of Commerce instead of HRD.
On average, 7 to 15 working days for apostille, and 10 to 25 working days for full embassy legalization, depending on the destination country and document type.
Yes. All stages of legalization stamp the original document. We provide door-to-door pickup and delivery of your original documents to keep them safe.
Yes. Foreign universities, embassies, immigration, and employers almost always require legalized Indian documents before granting admission, a visa, or employment.
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