For an apostille, your Companies House document must either:
• Bear a wet ink signature from a Companies House official or solicitor, or
• Be solicitor certified if it’s a printed version with a digital signature.
If your document doesn’t meet these requirements, we can assist with solicitor certification to make it eligible for legalisation.
We make the process easy and secure:
We verify your certificate is valid for apostille.
The FCDO (UK Foreign Office) applies the official apostille.
We dispatch your legalised document securely your address.
To legalise a Companies House document, the document must either be signed in wet ink by a Companies House official or be solicitor certified if it’s a printout. Solicitor-certified photocopies are also acceptable.
Once the document meets certification requirements, it can be legalised through either:
• Paper-based apostille — posting or delivering the physical document, or
• E-apostille — using a digitally signed PDF certified by a UK solicitor or notary.
Companies House documents are generally eligible for e-apostille, but the best option depends on your destination country’s regulations. We offer free consultations to help you choose the right method.
Our team manages everything from validation to legalisation, ensuring your documents are processed smoothly, accurately, and on time.
Standard processing within 3–5 working days.
Faster turnaround in 2–3 working days.
Fully digital apostille, our fastest service yet.
Here are answers to common questions about apostille, attestation, turnaround time, and our services.
