Degree Attestation
Educational certificates authenticated for study, work or migration abroad.
How We Help
If you're studying, working or migrating abroad, your educational certificates usually need to be authenticated before a foreign institution, employer or immigration authority will accept them. Degree attestation confirms your certificate is genuine, typically through your university, a state HRD department, the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA), and finally the destination country's embassy.
- University VerificationWe coordinate certificate verification directly with your issuing university.
- HRD & MEA AttestationHandled end-to-end so you don't have to chase multiple departments yourself.
- Embassy AttestationFinal legalisation through the destination country's embassy or consulate, where required.
- Doorstep Pickup & DeliveryDocuments collected and returned to your address once the process is complete.
How The Process Works
Document & Destination Check
Share your degree certificate details and destination country so we can map out the exact attestation chain required.
University / Board Verification
We coordinate directly with your issuing university or education board to verify the certificate's authenticity.
State HRD & MEA Attestation
Your document is attested by the relevant State HRD department, then by the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA).
Embassy Attestation (If Required)
For non-Hague countries, we complete the final embassy or consulate legalisation step.
Doorstep Delivery
Your attested document is delivered back to your address, fully ready for submission.
Documents You'll Need To Provide
- Original degree certificate and final-year marksheets
- Passport copy (front and back)
- Passport-size photographs
- Offer or admission letter (for further study) or employment offer (for work visas), if applicable
- PAN card or other government ID, where requested by the attesting authority
Degree Attestation FAQs
Typically 7–15 working days depending on your university's response time and the destination country's requirements, though some embassy steps can take longer.
It depends on whether your destination country is a member of the Hague Apostille Convention. Hague members need only an apostille; non-members typically need embassy attestation. We confirm this for your specific destination.
No — most verification steps require the original document, since photocopies alone cannot be authenticated by the issuing university, HRD department or MEA.
This is the most common delay in the process. We follow up directly with the university on your behalf to keep things moving.