Kuwait Legalisation of UK Documents

This service lets you legalise a UK-issued document for use within Kuwait.

Complete the form below to order: Name on Document:   Document Type:   Select:Educational Certificate (Inc. Statutory Declaration):  + £30.00Birth Certificates (See Notes 1 & 2 below)Marriage Certificate (See note 1 below)Death Certificate (See note 1 below)Adoption Certificate (See Note 1 below)Divorce Decree Absolute CertificateCertificate of Non-Impediment (CNI)Certified Deed Poll (See Note 3 Below)Non-Certified Deed Poll (See Note 3 below):  + £30.00Notarised Power of Attorney (See Note 4 below)Criminal Record Bureau (CRB) DeclarationOther - By Prior ArrangementOther - (Requiring Solicitor Certification):  + £30.00Multiple Mixed DocumentsStatutory Declaration (See Note 5 below) Service Speed:   Select:Standard (4 Weeks)Express (2 Weeks):  + £30.00Urgent (1 Week):  + £100.00 Service Fee:  £129.00(Exc. 20% VAT)(£154.80 Inc. VAT) –+ Order Now Tweet

The service includes: Addition of a UK Apostille Stamp to your document(s) Attendance at the Embassy of Kuwait to legalise the document(s) following the UK Apostille Legalisation Both UK & Kuwaiti dispersements are included. Step 1 - Choose the Type of Document you are sending Step 2 - Provide the person named on the document Step 3 - Choose how fast you want the Kuwaiti legalisation completed Please see below for additional information if you need help completing the form above.

Guidance Notes

• Note 1 - Birth, Marriage, Death & Adoption certificates must be original certified copies. We cannot legalise photocopies certified by a solicitor or Notary Public
• Note 2 - Birth Certificates are advised to be the Long-Form version if the document is to support any legal or official purpose as Short-Form certificates are rarely accepted by any authority
• Note 3 - Deed Poll change of name documents require certification by a UK solicitor or Notary Public before being legalised. If you have yet to arrange this certification, we can arrange this on your behalf. Simply choose the 'Non-Certified Deed Poll' option above
• Note 4 - Power of Attorney documents must be countersigned by a Notary Public (not a solicitor) before being legalised
• Note 5 - Statutory Declarations require countersigning by a UK Solicitor or Notary Public before we can undertake the legalisation process

Extra Requirements for Kuwait Legalisation

As of February 2016, the Kuwait Embassy in London have informed us that they will now require a scan of both the bride and groom's passport photo pages to legalise marriage certificates for Kuwait. We have also been notified that to legalise a birth certificate, the Embassy now require a copy of the mother and father's passport pages.  Please bear this in mind and send the necessary documents as a package to avoid delays. 

Other Information

Whilst Vital Certificates specialises in the supply and legalisation personal documents, we can of course arrange to legalise any UK-issued official document. Please feel free to contact us to discuss your individual requirements.