Legislation services in Denmark for all citizens

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• help_outlineWhat is the consultation call?

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  Consultation call is a short quick expert advice on a specific case related to visa, immigration, relocation, tax and other expert domains. It can be a legal or non-legal advice depending on the service, consultation are usually given online via video and phone call. Paid consultations are 100% refundable towards full service cost.

• help_outlineWhat do I get when I hire for full service and how much it cost?

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  Full service offer all the items which are mentioned in "included". The cost of the service can depends on your specific case. You can see the estimated range of service above. You can book a consultation first to know the process and pricing before you hire the full service.

• help_outlineWhat is an Apostille?

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  The Apostille is a certification of a document that will be used in a country assigned to the Hague convention of Apostille. The Apostille stamp is issued by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Copenhagen and further verification of the document is usually not necessary for it to be valid in the country of destination.

• help_outlineDo I need to get embassy attestation if I have an Apostille?

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  It depends on where your documents is to be used. Only memebers of the Hague convention of Apostille will accept the Appostille stamp. See a full list of member countries: https://www.hcch.net/en/instruments/conventions/status-table/?cid=41

• help_outlineWhere do I get the Apostille stamp?

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  The Apostille stamp is issued by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. The document must be in original and either issued by a public authority or confirmed by a Notary Public or the Chamber of Cemmerce.

• help_outlineCan I get an Apostille on a copy of my diploma?

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  No - the Ministry of Foreign Affairs only attests orginal documents.