Document Legalisation
When your business or organisation is planning shipping or freight movements to other countries, you need to be aware that some countires require that shipping or freight documents be legalised by their Embassies or Trade Commissioners. Without the proper document legalisation your shipments may not be released by customs offices in the destination country.
How does document legalisation work?
The process of document legalisation involves preparing shipping or freight documents according to the latest laws or rules applying in various countries, then paying a fee to the representatives of those countries to have the documents stamped (legalised). This process must be completed before your shipping or freight arrives in the destination country.
How can CLS help with my document legalisation needs?
CLS Capital Link Services has in-depth experience and knowledge of document legalisation. We handle full export documentation services and conduct business with hundreds of exporters and forwarders throughout Australia and New Zealand.
Don't risk your shipping or freight movements with documents not properly legalised—contact us at CLS to discuss your needs.
CLS will ensure your legal or commercial documents are carried by secure courier and delivered on time to legalisation organisations including:
- The Australian Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade
- ACT & Region Chamber of Commerce & Industry
- Australian Arab Chamber of Commerce (AACI)
- Embassies or Trade Commissions
- Notary public
