“THE APOSTILLE”: The Convention of The Hague

Our law firm based in Marbella, Spain, takes you through a brief journey back in time, the history of Europe is very diverse & rich in depth. After the Second World War, was a period of tying up loose ends for many countries. This for ensuring that an atrocity, the likes of the Second World War, would never happen again.

Also, to ensure documents, parchments & letters would not be dealt with in an improvised manner. But, rather, in compliance with the laws of an organization that is to head the proceedings of filing & processing documents.

One of the many treaties formed & legislated by European countries, is the Apostille treaty, signed & sealed in The Hague, the Netherlands.

Soon after that, plenty of international states & foreign countries followed suit, buying into the idea that the permanent organization provided. The goal was simple & concise, easing administrative proceedings for clientele of governments. Ensuring a well-delivered service is the penultimate aim for these aforementioned organizations, &, our advocacy group, of Marbella, Spain, strives for heights of similar proportions.

The Hague convention gathers more than 180 countries in an inclusive deal for all parties involved to reach a conclusion called an “Apostille”.

Our law firm abides by the rules of The Hague convention, ensuring our client’s and their paperwork, documentation & files, respectively, get managed & processed through the legal system in a conventional manner, i.e, an “Apostille”. For our client’s original documents from their home nation to be credible & relevant in our country of operations.