An apostille for a divorce document is usually required for a new marriage abroad, a name change, migration or property matters.
A divorce may be evidenced by a certificate, register extract, court judgment or notarial document. We first clarify the document type. If an Apostille is required, we clarify which document or notarisation it may relate to; translation requirements should be confirmed with the receiving authority.
The document is most often required for a new marriage abroad, a name change, residence permit procedures or property matters after the divorce.
It can be a divorce certificate, a register extract or a court judgment. Receiving institutions often require a specific form, so we check this before processing.
Requirements depend on the destination country: sometimes an apostille on the original is enough, sometimes a certified translation or an apostille on the translation is also needed. We confirm the order in advance.
If the divorce document is lost or remained in Latvia, we can request a re-issued document or a register extract under a power of attorney and prepare it for submission.
PFAT assesses the document and prepares it for submission. Since 1 July 2019, apostilles for public documents in Latvia are issued by sworn notaries. Requirements can vary by country and receiving authority, so also check the current procedure in the official sources.
We help prepare personal, educational, legal and company documents for translation, certification and submission in Latvia or abroad.
Before sending a document abroad, check the issuing authority, validity, destination country and language requirements. This shows whether apostille, translation, notary or legalisation is needed.
We check the issuing authority, date, original or copy and whether the document can be used abroad.
We clarify language, destination country and certification requirements.
We define whether apostille, translation, notary or legalisation comes first.
To estimate price and timing, we need a short practical list of the document details, destination country and receiving institution.
Add the country and, if known, the receiving institution.
Attach a photo or PDF and mention whether you have the original.
Write the language in which the document must be submitted.
To receive Apostille or place a translation order, bring the document originals to our office or send scanned documents to birojs@pfat.lv.
It may be a divorce certificate, register extract, court judgment or a document prepared by a notary.
Yes, but the receiving authority may require another document form, so this must be checked first.
The order depends on the destination country and receiving authority.
An Apostille confirms the authenticity of a public document for use in countries applying the Hague Convention.
Yes, a photo or PDF is enough for the first assessment, although the original may be required later.
Part of the preparation can start remotely after reviewing a photo or PDF of the document. If the original is required, we explain it before the next step.
The correct order depends on the destination country and the receiving institution. We check whether apostille, translation, notary certification or legalisation should come first.
Attach a photo or PDF and we will provide the price, processing time and service list for your document.
