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Get documents apostilled
Documents are apostilled when they are intended to be sent to countries that are members of the Hague Convention of October 5, 1961.
In Armenia, only official documents issued in the Republic of Armenia can be apostilled. Documents issued by foreign countries cannot be apostilled in Armenia.
You can get documents apostilled online or in person.
Attention:
Only electronic certificates issued after May 16, 2021, that contain a 16-digit tracking number can be apostilled online.
Documents issued before May 16, 2021, or documents without an electronic control number, must be apostilled in person at the Ministry of Justice of the Republic of Armenia.
How to apply?
Follow these steps after clicking the "Continue" button:
- after identification, click "Fill out Application",
- enter the required information,
- enter the 16-digit control number (mentioned on the document you want to apostille), the issue date, and the country where the document will be submitted,
- make the online payment.
Payment amount and procedure
The fee for apostille certification is 7,000 AMD. Payment is made online during the application process.
Delivery period and procedure
The apostilled document will be sent by email within 1 working day. It can also be downloaded from the "Applications" section of the applicant's personal page.
In some cases, the processing time may be extended if the document needs further verification.
You can check the authenticity of the electronic apostille by visiting www.e-verify.am
and entering the tracking number or scanning the QR code printed on the apostille.
At the bottom of the electronically apostilled document, the total number of pages of the apostilled document is indicated. When verifying large documents, the system displays up to 6 pages of the document.
Legal reference
- RA Law "On Apostille Certification of Official Documents"
- Joint Order No. 483-N of the Minister of Justice (October 5, 2021) and No. 2056-N of the Minister of Foreign Affairs (October 8, 2021)
The legal acts can be found on arlis.am.
Working hours:
10:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Phone numbers:
0-8000-2020,
(+374) 010 58-59-80
Working hours:
09:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Phone number:
(+374) 010 593935
Hotline:
8500
Different channels may require different amounts of time and resources.
Working hours:
10:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Phone numbers:
0-8000-2020,
(+374) 010 58-59-80
Working hours:
09:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Phone number:
(+374) 010 593935
Hotline:
8500