International Documents Canada

The authentication and legalization process enables your Canadian
documents to be recognized in another country. This two-step process
involves first, having your documents authenticated at the Department of
Foreign Affairs (DFATD). Next, they must be legalized at the diplomatic
mission for your destination country.

The Department of Foreign
Affairs and each diplomatic mission have very specific requirements for
the authentication and legalization of Canadian documents.

Avoid
the delays and frustration involved with attempting to go through the
process on your own. Instead, use a service that specializes in managing
the authentication and legalization process, like International
Documents Canada (IDC). We actively monitor the changing requirements of
the Department of Foreign Affairs (DFATD) and over 200 diplomatic
missions, alleviating the stress involved and saving you up to six weeks
of processing time.

We are the experts in Canadian document authentication and legalization, or
apostille. Contact us for more information and to discuss your specific
situation.