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Haiti: apostille and legalization from Canada

This is one of the busiest corridors out of a Montreal office. Files are almost entirely family and property matters: a power of attorney so a relative can act on land, documents for a succession, an adoption file, or an attestation a pension office has asked for. Haiti is not a party to the Apostille Convention, so consular legalization follows the Canadian apostille.

The route your document takes

Four stations. Which of them your file actually passes through depends on this destination and on the document itself.

Apostille, then consular legalization.

The Hague Apostille Convention does not apply to this destination (Haiti). After authentication, the document must be legalized at that country's embassy or consulate. We handle that stage for you.

Translation Certified translation into the language your destination requires. Depends on your document

Notarization A notary or commissioner certifies the copy, the signature or the translator's affidavit. Depends on your document

Apostille The competent Canadian authority issues the apostille certificate. Always

Legalization Embassy or consular stamp, for destinations outside the Hague Convention. Always

This is a preliminary route, not a legal opinion. Convention membership and embassy requirements change; we confirm the exact chain for your file in writing before any work starts.

What people usually send

The documents we most often prepare for this destination. If yours is not here, it is almost certainly still something we handle.

Birth, marriage and death certificates

Powers of attorney for property and succession

Adoption files

Proof of life and residence attestations

Court judgments

Worth knowing

Documents drawn up here in French still go through the whole chain. Being in the right language is not the same as being authenticated.

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The destination is filled in for you. A written quote with the exact steps and fees follows within one business day.

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Where is your document from?

The authority that issues the apostille depends on the province the document was issued in, not on where you live.

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