Embassy and consulate legalization in Nunavut
Authentication and legalization for countries outside the Apostille Convention, including embassy and consulate submissions.
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Fixed quote before any work starts. Documents accepted by email or courier, from anywhere in Canada or abroad.
When the destination country is not part of the Apostille Convention, a Canadian document must follow a chain: authentication in Canada, then legalization by that country’s embassy or consulate. Each mission has its own fees, forms, appointment rules and sometimes a translation requirement.
We prepare the file, obtain the Canadian authentication, and submit it to the embassy in Ottawa or the relevant consulate. For business documents we also coordinate chamber of commerce certification when the destination asks for it.
What to know in Nunavut
For countries outside the Apostille Convention, documents from Nunavut are first authenticated by Global Affairs Canada (Authentication Services), then legalized by the destination country’s embassy in Ottawa or a consulate with jurisdiction over Nunavut.
Nunavut’s official languages are Inuktut (Inuktitut and Inuinnaqtun), English and French.
Requirements change. We confirm the current procedure with the receiving authority before starting your file.
Documents we handle
- Commercial invoices and certificates of origin
- Corporate documents and board resolutions
- Degrees and transcripts for employment abroad
- Marriage and birth certificates for family files
- Powers of attorney for property abroad
- Police certificates for work visas
- Medical and pharmaceutical certificates
- Certified translations
How it works
Map the chain
We confirm every step the destination requires, from notarization to the final consular stamp.
Canadian authentication
We obtain authentication from Global Affairs Canada or the competent provincial authority.
Embassy or consulate
We book, submit and pay the mission’s fees, then collect the legalized document.
Delivery
The completed document is shipped to you or your recipient abroad, with tracking.
Frequent questions
How do I know if my country needs legalization or an apostille?
Tell us the destination country and the purpose. We check the current status of the Convention and the mission’s rules, and quote the right procedure.
Do I have to go to the embassy myself?
Usually not. We submit on your behalf where the mission accepts agents, which most do.
Why is legalization priced case by case?
Consular fees, required translations and processing times vary widely between countries and document types, so we quote each file.
Can you legalize documents from other countries for use in Canada?
Canadian authorities now accept apostilles from Convention members. For other countries we can advise on the chain in the issuing country and translate the result.
Do I need to come to your office for embassy and consulate legalization in Nunavut?
No. Clients in Nunavut usually send documents by email and receive the result by email or courier. When an original must travel, we arrange tracked courier pickup and return.
How do I get a price for my file in Nunavut?
Use the form on this page, email info@abc-offices.com or call +1 315 820 1187. Tell us the document type, languages and destination; we reply with a fixed quote.
Cities we serve in Nunavut
Tell us about your documents
Prices depend on the document, languages and destination country. Send us the details and we reply with a fixed quote, usually within one business day.
Prefer email or phone? Write to info@abc-offices.com or call +1 315 820 1187.