Yemen Embassy Attestation In India

The Yemen Embassy Attestation process includes these 5 steps:

• Local Verification 
• Notary Attestation
• State/SDM Attestation
• MEA Attestation
• Embassy Attestation

Local Verification –  In the first step of the Yemen Embassy Attestation, the authority that originally issued your documents verifies it. For Instance – 

• All education documents are authenticated by the University or Institute 
• Your birth certificate is verified by the Registrar Of Birth
• Driving License is authenticated by the RTO (Regional Transport Office)
• PCC (Police Clearance Certificate) is verified by the local police station or Passport Office
• The Marriage Certificate is verified by the Marriage Registrar

Notary Attestation – Once your submitted documents get locally verified, your documents are submitted to the Notary Public Offices or Collectors office. The officials at Notary Public Offices check and analyze your documents. If the information on your document is found to be correct then a Notary Stamp is placed on the document.

State/SDM Attestation – After Notary Attestation, your documents get prepared for State Attestation or (SDM) Sub-Divisional Magistrate Attestation. As per your needs, you can get Taiwan Embassy Attestation either through State attestation or SDM attestation.    

State Attestation – During this attestation method, your documents get verified by the State that issued them.  A thorough review of your document is done by the secretariat of the district. In State attestation, numerous government authorities get involved in the attestation process. As a result, this attestation method is a lengthy and costly process, taking at least 30 working days to get embassy attestation on your documents. 

SDM Attestation – However, consider going for SDM Attestation if you want to get Taiwan Embassy Attestation quickly and without spending too much money. Through SDM Attestation it will take about 3-4 days for the whole attestation process to complete.   

MEA Attestation – In this step the central government authority which is MEA (Ministry Of External Affairs) India, checks if your document is genuine or not. After successful checking, the MEA places a stamp or signature on the back of your document, making it ready for further attestation. 

Embassy Attestation –  At the end, your documents are submitted to Yemen’s embassy/consulate. The Yemen embassy legalizes your document with a stamp or signature, making it legally accepted in Yemen. This step is usually done for the countries that are not part of the Hague Convention.