Certified true copies of documents in Kazakhstan
Notary-certified copies of passports, diplomas, certificates and company documents, so your originals stay with you.
Many applications ask for certified copies instead of originals. A notary compares the copy with the original and certifies that it is true and complete. In Kazakhstan, a notarized copy can also carry an apostille for many document types, which means you never have to send your original abroad.
We arrange certified copies with partner notaries and combine them with translation, apostille or legalization when the copy is going abroad. For companies we prepare certified copies of charters, registration certificates and board decisions in the number of sets you need.
What's included
- Certified copies of personal and company documents
- Any number of sets
- Translation of the certified copy
- Apostille on the certified copy where permitted
- Pick-up and return of originals
How an order works
Send scans
Upload photos or scans through the form, or email them. Tell us the language and where the document is going.
Get a fixed quote
We confirm what the receiving institution needs and reply with a price, the steps and a deadline — usually within one working day.
Hand over originals if needed
Only when the notary or the authority needs the original. Courier pick-up is available anywhere in Kazakhstan.
We do the work
Translation, notarization, apostille or legalization — we keep you informed at every step.
Receive your documents
As a PDF, by courier, or collected in person.
Available in these cities
Questions and answers
Can any document be copied and certified?
Most documents can. Notaries do not certify copies of some documents, for example certain identity documents for specific purposes, or documents with visible alterations. We check before you hand over the originals.
Is a certified copy accepted abroad?
Often yes, especially with an apostille or legalization. Tell us the destination and we confirm the right format.
Do you certify copies of company documents?
Yes — charters, registration certificates, extracts, minutes and decisions, in as many sets as you need.