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Legalization of documents
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07 Aug 2008 Thu 07:47 am |
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İ have a few documents that İ need to have translated into turkish and then legalized. On the website of my country´s embassy here in Turkey it says that legalization of documents in Turkey is done by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, but İ cannot find any information on their website.
Where can İ go to get this approval of legalization done?
Thanks in advance!
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07 Aug 2008 Thu 08:03 am |
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Quoting azade: İ have a few documents that İ need to have translated into turkish and then legalized. On the website of my country´s embassy here in Turkey it says that legalization of documents in Turkey is done by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, but İ cannot find any information on their website.
Where can İ go to get this approval of legalization done?
Thanks in advance! |
You have to ask your boss or your predecessor in office.  If they don´t have any information, give a call to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs or your country´s embassy.
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07 Aug 2008 Thu 02:10 pm |
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The thing is that it is not work related, it is some papers the belediye requested from me eg. my birth certificate. As far as I know foreignes who eg. buy properties in Turkey go to the notary but I´m unsure of they legalize documents or not. Someone told me that they went to the emniyet so I´m pretty confused and don´t know where to start. So if anyone have gone through this process and could tell me how it works that would be great - is a legalization of the turkish translation (Apostille stamp) enough?
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