Embassy Legalisation Required
UK Document Legalisation for Kenya
Full translation and legalisation service for Kenya. We provide certified translation, notarisation through our notary public, FCDO apostille, and embassy attestation support.
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Typical Timeline
10-15 working days
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Process Type
Embassy Legalisation
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Free Quote
No Obligation
Tailored to your documents
The Legalisation Process for Kenya
Kenya requires full embassy legalisation. Here's the step-by-step process.
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1
Notarisation
Document must be notarised by a UK Notary Public
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2
FCDO Apostille
Submit to the Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office
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3
Embassy Legalisation
Submit to the Kenyan High Commission in London
Translation Services for Kenya
For Kenya documents, we frequently provide certified translations in Swahili. Our translations are accepted by authorities in Kenya and come with a certificate of accuracy.
View all language servicesKenyan High Commission Information
Important: Kenyan High Commission in London.
Documents We Legalise for Kenya
For Kenya, we frequently handle birth certificates, educational documents, and commercial contracts. We also process a wide range of other document types.
Personal
- Birth Certificates
- Marriage Certificates
- Divorce Decrees
- Police Certificates
- Passport Copies
Educational
- Degree Certificates
- Academic Transcripts
- GCSE/A-Level Certificates
- Professional Qualifications
- Training Certificates
Commercial
- Certificate of Incorporation
- Power of Attorney
- Company Accounts
- Board Resolutions
- Commercial Contracts
Legal
- Court Orders
- Affidavits
- Wills & Probate
- Property Deeds
- Statutory Declarations
Complete Translation & Legalisation Service
We handle every step of the process - from certified translation through to notarisation and FCDO apostille. One provider, no hassle.
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Certified Translation
Professional translation with certificate of accuracy, accepted by embassies worldwide.
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Notarisation
In-house notary public services for documents requiring notarial certification.
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FCDO Apostille
We handle FCDO apostille applications for Hague Convention countries.
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Embassy Legalisation
Full support for embassy attestation for non-Hague countries.
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about Kenya document legalisation.
What is the process to legalise UK documents for Kenya?
Kenya is not a member of the Hague Convention, so documents require a multi-step legalisation process: notarisation by a UK Notary Public, FCDO apostille, and then attestation by the Kenyan High Commission in London.
How long does Kenya document legalisation take?
The full legalisation process for Kenya typically takes 10-15 working days, depending on embassy processing times and the type of document.
How much does it cost to legalise documents for Kenya?
Costs vary depending on your documents and requirements. The process may include notarisation, FCDO apostille, and embassy fees. Contact us for a free, personalised quote.
What documents are commonly legalised for Kenya?
For Kenya, we frequently handle birth certificates, educational documents, and commercial contracts. We can also assist with other personal, educational, and commercial documents. Contact us if you're unsure about your specific document.
Do you provide translation services for Kenya?
Yes, we offer certified translation services including Swahili. Our translations are accepted by Kenya authorities when combined with proper legalisation.
Is there anything else I should know about Kenya legalisation?
Kenyan High Commission in London.
Please Verify Requirements
We provide a complete translation and legalisation service, including certified translation, notarisation through our notary public, and FCDO apostille. However, embassy requirements can change at short notice. We recommend verifying current requirements with the Kenyan High Commission or your requesting organisation before proceeding to ensure your documents meet their specific needs.
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