Getting a document from an office in another city — or another country — takes time, local knowledge and often a power of attorney. We do it for you.
We request certificates and records from authorities and institutions in Afghanistan and, through our international offices, abroad. When the document arrives, we can translate, certify and legalize it so it is ready to use.
What is included
- Check what can be requested and what authorisation is needed
- Application and follow-up with the issuing office
- Collection of the document
- Translation, certification and legalization if required
- Scan and courier of the original
Documents we handle
- Birth, marriage and civil status records
- School certificates, diplomas and transcripts
- Police clearance certificates
- Court records and decisions
- Company and trade registry extracts
- Foreign certificates for Afghan clients
How it works
Describe the document
Which office issued it, and any details you have.
Authorisation
We tell you if a power of attorney or ID copy is needed.
Request and collect
We apply, follow up and collect the document.
Ready to use
Translation and legalization, then delivery to you.
Frequently asked questions
Can you get documents if I am not in Afghanistan?
Often yes, with a power of attorney and copies of your ID. We tell you what each office requires.
How long does retrieval take?
It depends on the office and the type of record. We give you an estimate before you decide.