Embassy & Consular Legalization

When the destination country is not a party to the Apostille Convention – or has objected to Morocco's accession – your documents must go through consular legalization. This is a chain of certifications: typically the issuing authority or a legalized signature, then the Moroccan Ministry of Foreign Affairs, then the embassy or consulate of the destination country in Morocco. Some countries add a final step at their own foreign ministry after arrival.

Each embassy has its own rules, appointment system, fees and translation requirements. ABC Translation handles the whole chain for you, including the certified translation into the language the embassy requires, and keeps you informed at each step. The same service is available in reverse for foreign documents that must be legalized for use in Morocco by a Moroccan embassy or consulate abroad.