The Hague Convention Apostille, popularly known as the Hague Apostille, is one of the most important agreements between countries, mainly because it makes the mutual recognition of documents abroad simpler and less bureaucratic.

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​Apostille serves to authenticate the origin of public documents so that they are also valid abroad.

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It is carried out in notary offices and notaries, registered and authorized by the National Council of Justice (CNJ).