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How do you get an apostille, power of attorney or criminal record certificate in Georgia?

Public Service Halls, notaries and online orders.

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Short answer

Apostilles on Georgian documents are issued at Public Service Halls, while criminal record certificates come from the Ministry of Internal Affairs and can be ordered at a Public Service Hall or online on the state portal. Powers of attorney are drawn up by a notary; a foreigner needs a passport and an interpreter if they don't speak Georgian. For Russia, powers of attorney and other documents are apostilled, as both countries are parties to the Hague Convention.

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Why

  1. An apostille certifies a document for Hague Convention countries without consular legalisation.
  2. Timing and price depend on urgency: same-day service costs more.
  3. Inheritance in Georgia is handled by a notary at the place where the estate is opened.

Details

Documents issued abroad must be apostilled in the issuing country and translated into Georgian with notarisation before you submit them in Georgia.

Tip

Before travelling, check whether the receiving body accepts a Georgian apostille and needs a translation.

What may differ

Rules change and depend on citizenship and status, so check the official website or a lawyer before applying.

Common misconception

What actually happens

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Sources

This answer is for reference only and is not legal advice. Fees and rules change, so check official websites.

How to Translate Documents Into Georgian and Get an Apostille