Australian Educational Documents
Australian public universities
Foreign educational documents, including translations performed by an Australian accredited translator can only be apostilled/legalised in the country of issue.
University testamurs/ certificates/ AHEGS and transcripts can in most cases be apostilled or authenticated on the original document. However, some universities only issue one testamur so you may prefer to get a notarised copy prepared.
A notarised copy will be prepared once the Notary Public has been able to either sight the original document or verified your qualification/s with the issuing University. The verification process may be instantaneous if they have an online verification service or may take up to 28 days if it is a manual process.
The team at TranQuill will always encourage you to obtain a certified/ notarised copy to maintain your original University issued documents.
Australian private universities
Australian state technical colleges
Your original document cannot be apostilled or authenticated by DFAT and will require the notarisation services of a Notary Public.
Australian primary and secondary school qualifications
Your document must be verified and signed by an authorised officer of the relevant issuing organisation (e.g. the NSW Board of Studies, the QLD Studies Authority etc.) or an Australian Public Notary. Copies can be notarised by an Australian Notary Public once verified by the issuing Primary or Secondary school.
Australian private college | school documents
Our Services
Notary
TranQuill Legal offers a full range of professional notary services. Whether you require personal or corporate notarisation, our experienced team is here to assist with efficient and reliable service, ensuring your documents meet international legal requirements.
Apostille
Tranquill Legal provides Apostille services and undertakes, on behalf of its clients, the necessary processes associated with the legalisation of Australian public documents for use overseas
Frequently Asked Questions
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