An apostille is a certificate that verifies the authenticity of a document for use internationally. It is issued by a designated authority in a country that has signed the Hague Convention of 1961, which is an international treaty that streamlines the process of legal documentation for use abroad.

Document attestation involves verifying the legitimacy of a document. This is typically done by a government agency or third-party organization like a consulate or embassy. Document attestation is often necessary when a document will be used in another country to confirm that it is genuine and has not been modified.

Both apostille and document attestation are used to validate documents for use in foreign countries. The requirements for obtaining these certificates may differ based on the country where the document will be used and the type of document in question. These measures ensure that the documents can be trusted and accepted as legitimate in the country of use.

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