Powers of attorney
Drafted in Armenian or in two languages, so we, or your family, can act for you while you are away.
The paperwork of your life, in good hands.
Marriage in Armenia, apostilles, legalizations, translations and powers of attorney. Small papers that decide big things, handled quietly and in your language.
Tap a paper to bring it to the front.
Will your paper be accepted here?
It depends on one thing: is the country that issued it in the Hague Apostille Convention? Choose below.
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Issued
The civil registry or court in your country issues the original.
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Apostille
One stamp from the issuing country. Armenia is a member, so nothing more is needed.
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Foreign ministry
The issuing country's foreign ministry certifies the document.
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Armenian consulate
The Armenian embassy or consulate there legalizes it.
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Translation
We arrange the Armenian translation and the notary in Yerevan.
Going the other way? Armenian documents get an apostille from the Ministry of Justice, which has issued electronic apostilles since 2021.
What else we take off your desk.
Each of these is quick for us, and slow if you do it alone in a new country.
Translations
Notarized translations into and out of Armenian, from Farsi, English and Russian.
Apostilles
For Armenian certificates and court papers you need abroad.
Document checks
Before you travel, we check that every foreign paper will be accepted here, so nothing is sent back.
Family residence
Your spouse and children join you, on the ground of your family ties. Residency
Family and document questions.
Every country issues its papers a little differently. Tell us yours.
Check my papersYes. Foreigners can register a marriage in Armenia whether or not they live here. The registry needs proof that each of you is free to marry.
Some countries, such as the United States and Canada, do not. A sworn declaration of single status before a notary, apostilled, is often used instead. We check what the registry accepts for your country.
In most countries, yes, once the certificate has an apostille and a translation. Some countries also want you to register it at their consulate. We tell you the steps for yours.
In Armenia it is quick, and often electronic. Abroad it depends on the country and can take from a few days to several weeks, so we start that part first.
For most administrative steps, yes, with a power of attorney. A marriage itself needs both of you present.
Always. Family papers are treated with strict discretion. We never publish client documents, names or photos.
Life events deserve calm paperwork.
Tell us the country that issued your papers and what you need them for. We reply with the steps and the timing.