Certified true copies of original documents and lawyer attestation — the step that makes copies legally equivalent to the originals for courts, banks and government submissions.
Pick the option that matches your situation — or talk to us if you're not sure which applies.
Copies compared to originals and certified by a licensed lawyer.
Lawyer-stamped documents confirming the copy matches the original.
Additional notary certification for authorities that require it.
Each page compared, stamped and signed against the original.
Independent lawyer verification for court and authority submissions.
Notary seal added where the receiving authority requires it.
Certified translation of the copy when the document is in another language.
Multiple copies of the same original certified in one visit.
Most certifications ready for collection within hours.
Originals plus copies — we can make the copies if you don’t have them.
The lawyer compares each copy against the original page by page.
Stamps, signatures and dates added to every certified copy.
Most certifications are ready for collection within hours.
Certification, notarization and translation arranged together.
Certification follows the format courts and registries actually accept.
Most true copies are ready within hours, not days.
Volume certifications at reduced per-document rates.
Per document — notarized true copies and translation are quoted separately.
A true copy is a copy of a document that a lawyer certifies as matching the original — so it can be used in place of the original for official submissions.
Some courts and authorities specifically require lawyer attestation rather than notarization. We tell you which one the receiving office accepts.
Most true copies are certified and ready the same day.
Yes — we certify the copy and, if needed, add a certified translation.
For use abroad, attestation of the certified copy is usually required — we arrange the full chain.
Get a free consultation and a written quote — fees, timeline and documents needed — usually within a few working hours.
