Jordan Attestation Service
Getting your documents officially recognised in another country can feel confusing. When you need to use UK documents in Jordan, you will likely need attestation. Attestation is when your papers are checked and stamped so Jordanian authorities will accept them. This step is important for work, study, marriage, business, or legal reasons. If you don’t get it right, things can take longer or even get rejected. That’s where we come in. With years of experience, we help people and businesses get their documents ready the right way.
Quickly and securely authenticate your important documents for use abroad.
Whether it’s for personal or business purposes, our Consular Legalisation ensures your documents — including legal contracts, academic records, and personal certificates — are officially recognised by the Jordan and other international authorities.
Legal Contracts: Including power of attorney, business agreements, and court documents.
Academic Records: Diplomas, transcripts, and certificates from educational institutions.
Personal Certificates: Birth certificates, marriage certificates, and police clearance certificates.
Our streamlined process guarantees your documents are recognised for employment, education, personal and commercial affairs abroad.
How It Works
Experience a streamlined process to get your documents recognised internationally
Step 1
Select Your Service
Choose our trusted apostille services, including notarisation and official FCDO verification, for UK and global recognition.
Step 2
Upload Your Documents
Send us your documents online or by post, assured of secure handling and confidentiality.
Step 3
Finalise & Receive
We’ll process and return your documents, ready for international use, with speed and precision.
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Certification
Verifies the document is genuine
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Apostille
Confirms UK validity for international use
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Embassy Legalisation
Final stamp from the embassy for use abroad
We keep clients regularly updated at every step, so they always know exactly what’s happening and when.
No Surprises
No Chasing
Just Clear Updates.
- Every document must first be certified either by an SRA-registered solicitor or by a UK notary public (we advise which is required; solicitor certification is included unless a notary is specifically needed).
- The certified document must then obtain an FCDO apostille. Without this apostille, no embassy will legalise the document.
- Once apostilled, the document is submitted to the chosen embassy for final stamping.
A notary stamp alone is never sufficient; an apostille is always required before any embassy will act.
Types of UK Documents We Legalise for Jordan
Our list of available services for legalising’s documents for Jordan is extensive, but the most enquires fall under these sectors:
- Personal Documents: This category encompasses vital documents including birth, marriage, and death certificates, along with criminal background checks. These materials typically undergo attestation for immigration processes, family visa applications, or establishing personal identity in foreign countries.
- Academic Documents: This encompasses academic qualifications such as university degrees, professional diplomas, academic transcripts, and enrollment or graduation confirmations. Attestation is frequently mandatory for employment opportunities or international education programs, serving to validate the legitimacy of your academic achievements.
- Business or Commercial Documents: This classification covers organizational papers including company registration documents, business agreements, legal authorizations, and billing statements. The attestation process ensures these materials receive official recognition for cross-border commerce, business partnerships, or international corporate expansion initiatives.
Legend:
= Solicitor Certification
= Notarisation Required
= Need the original
Government-Issued
Birth Certificate
Marriage Certificate
Death Certificate
ACRO Police Certificate
Criminal Record Check
DBS Certificate
Certificate of Naturalisation
Certificate of Impediment
Civil Partnership Certificate
HMRC Letter
Tax Certificate
Court-Issued Document
Immunisation Record
Power of Attorney (Personal)
Affidavit / Statutory Declaration
Parental Consent Letter
Financial Guarantee / Sponsorship
Letter of Authorisation
Invitation Letter
No Objection Certificate (NOC)
Medical Consent Form
Declaration for Property/Inherit.
Adoption Declaration / Agreement
Children Consent Forms
Other
Academic
Bachelor’s Degree Certificate
Master’s Degree Certificate
Degree Transcript
School Certificate
University Letter
Enrolment Letter
Degree Transcript
Reference Letter
Diploma Supplement
Degree Transcript
Results Statement / Transcript
Other
Business & Corporate
Certificate of Incorporation
Articles of Association
Certificate of Incumbency
Certificate of Free Sale
Companies House Documents
Board Minutes
Ben2 Form
Business Letters
Commercial Invoices
Authorised Representative Letters
Memorandum & Articles of Association
Shareholder Agreements
Trade Licences
ISO Certificates
CE Declarations
Power of Attorney (Corporate)
Business Authorisation Letter
Company Board Resolution
Other
Why You May Need Jordan Attestation for Personal or Business Use?
Are you planning to move to Jordan? Maybe you have a new job, plan to study, or want to get married there. Jordan attestation helps people prove their documents are real and trustworthy. What if you skip this step? Your papers might not be accepted, and your plans could fall apart.
Businesses also use attestation when opening offices, signing deals, or hiring staff in Jordan. Organisations need to prove they are official and that their paperwork (like business agreements or certificates) stands up to checks overseas. This step builds trust with Jordanian partners and helps everything run smoothly.
When Is Jordan Embassy Attestation Required?
You cannot use just any UK-issued document in Jordan. The Jordanian government needs documents to be checked by official authorities first. If you want to work, study, get married, or set up business, you need attested papers.
Sometimes, people ask, “Can I just show my birth certificate or diploma?” Unfortunately, it’s not that simple. Unattested documents may be rejected, and you might have to start over. Attestation is often required for:
Work Visas
To get a work visa in Jordan, you’ll need attested documents like birth certificates, academic records, and police checks. Proper attestation proves their authenticity, speeds up your application, and reassures employers about your qualifications.
Education
Universities and schools in Jordan require attested certificates as proof of your qualifications. Attesting documents early ensures a smoother application process and avoids delays.
Marriage
Marriage applications require attested documents like birth certificates or proof of no previous marriage. Without attestation, your application could be delayed or denied.
Legal Use
For legal cases, only properly attested documents like court orders or power of attorney forms are accepted. Attestation ensures your papers meet local legal standards.
Business Setup
Starting a company in Jordan requires legalised business documents, such as registration papers or contracts. Attested documents build trust and help avoid delays or setbacks.
Our Jordan Document Legalisation Service
Our Jordan Personal Document Legalisation Service covers every step. We start with Solicitor or Notary certification if needed. Next, we get apostille verification from the UK government (FCDO). The final stage is legalisation at the Jordan Embassy. We know all the small details, so you don’t have to worry.
- Service Efficiency: We manage every step of the Jordan legalisation process for personal documents, including Solicitor/Notary certification, Apostille from the UK government, and final legalisation at the Jordan Embassy.
- Comprehensive Coverage: This service covers personal documents such as birth certificates, marriage certificates, educational transcripts, and other personal records required for official use in the Jordan.
- FCDO Compliance: Our service follows strict guidelines set by the UK Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office (FCDO) to ensure compliance with UK and Jordan legal standards.
- Global Recognition: Documents processed through our service are recognised by Jordan authorities, ensuring smooth legal and administrative procedures.
- Streamlined Process: We provide a simplified, hassle-free legalisation process to ensure your personal documents are authenticated quickly and efficiently for Jordan use.
How Our Jordan Legalisation Process Works
You don’t need to figure out each step yourself. Here’s our clear, straightforward process:
- Submit Your Documents – Provide the required personal documents (e.g., birth or marriage certificate).
- Solicitor/Notary Certification – If needed, we will arrange for a Solicitor or Notary Public to certify your documents to meet Jordan legalisation requirements.
- Apostille Certification – We will obtain an apostille from the UK government, a mandatory step before Jordan embassy legalisation.
- UAE Embassy Legalisation – We will finalise the legalisation process at the Jordan Embassy in London, ensuring full authentication of your personal documents.
- Receive Your Legalised Documents – Your documents will be securely returned to you, ready for official use in the Jordan.
Your Trusted Partner for Jordan Attestation Services
At Legalisation4You (L4U), we’re here to make complex things easy. For over 20 years, we’ve helped people and businesses get their UK documents ready for use in Jordan. We’re registered with the FCDO and have close connections with the Jordan embassy. Our aim is simple, to take away the stress and make sure your attestation is accepted the first time. Join the thousands of clients who trust us for fast, reliable, and complete service.
FAQs
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Do I need to attest my academic certificates for Jordanian universities or employers?
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Yes, you do. Most universities and employers in Jordan will not accept your qualifications if they are not attested. They want to see that your certificates are genuine and that you got them from an approved school or college. Our service handles everything, making sure your documents meet all the rules before you send them to Jordan.
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What are the steps involved in the Jordan attestation process?
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The process starts when you send us your documents. If your papers need it, we organise Solicitor/Notary certification first. Next, we get government apostille authentication, which is essential for Jordan acceptance. After that, we take the documents to the Jordan embassy for final legalisation. Once complete, we send back your documents, fully legalised for use in Jordan.
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Can you handle both FCDO and embassy legalisation on my behalf?
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Yes, we do both steps for you. You do not need to go to government offices, solicitors, or the embassy yourself. Our team will take care of the Solicitor/Notary checks, FCDO apostille, and the final legalisation at the Jordan embassy. All you do is send us your documents, and we do the rest.
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Do documents need to be notarised before embassy attestation?
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Sometimes they do, sometimes they do not. If your document has an official UK government stamp or is already signed by a solicitor, notarisation might not be needed. If not, we can arrange notarisation for you. It depends on the document type. Unsure? Send it to us, and we’ll check what’s needed for you.
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Is your Jordan attestation service available UK-wide?
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Yes, our service is available across the UK. Wherever you are, you can send your documents to us. We work with clients from all regions and return legalised documents by secure post or courier. You do not need to visit our office in person. Everything is handled online and by mail for your convenience.
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Do I need an apostille certificate for Jordan?
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Yes, you do. The apostille is a government stamp that shows your document is genuine. Jordanian authorities require this before embassy legalisation. If you skip this step, your document may be rejected. We provide apostille certificates for all documents we process, making sure you meet every requirement.
