We are a company specialized in consular procedures. We handle the procurement of official documents in Peru, their apostille through the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, and, if required, official or sworn translations based on the client's needs.
Our services focus on the processing and legalization of official documents such as:
Birth, marriage, and death certificates
Criminal background checks
Academic transcripts
Notarial documents
Public property records
And more
We take care of the necessary legalization or authentication before proceeding with the apostille through the Peruvian Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
Once the process is complete, apostilled documents are scanned and sent in PDF format to the applicant's email or WhatsApp. The original physical document is then shipped abroad via SERPOST, DHL, or FedEx.
To learn more about our services and how we can assist you, contact us via WhatsApp at +51 953 558 510 or fill out our contact form.
Apostille
An apostille is a certification issued by the Peruvian government, through the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, that verifies the authenticity of the signature and the capacity in which the Peruvian official acted on a document issued in Peru, in accordance with the 1961 Hague Convention, which abolished the requirement for legalization of foreign public documents. The main goal is to ensure that public documents originating in one country can be legally recognized in another member country of the Convention, eliminating the need for diplomatic or consular legalization.
In Peru, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs is the competent authority responsible for issuing apostilles for public documents. Common documents that require an apostille include birth, marriage, and death certificates; academic transcripts and degrees; professional titles; notarial and judicial documents; among others.
It is important to note that the apostille certifies the authenticity of the public official’s signature and their official capacity, but does not verify the content of the document itself.
Birth, Marriage, Death Certificates: National Registry of Identification and Civil Status - RENIEC or district or provincial municipalities.
Primary or Secondary Education Certificate: Ministry of Education - MINEDU.
Certificate of Registration in the National Registry of Degrees and Titles: National Superintendence of Higher University Education (SUNEDU).
Baptism, Marriage, Death Certificates: Ecclesiastical Jurisdictions of Peru (signed by an Ecclesiastical Notary of the Archbishopric of Lima and others).
Medical Certificate: Medical College of Peru.
Certificate of Criminal Records: Judicial Branch.
Certificate of Judicial Records: National Penitentiary Institute – INPE.
Certificate of Police Records: National Police of Peru.
Certificate of Migratory Movement: National Superintendence of Migrations.
Negative Certificate of Non-Nationalization: National Superintendence of Migrations.
Notarial Documents of Lima: College of Notaries of Lima.
Provincial Notarial Documents: Board of Deans of the Colleges of Notaries of Peru.
Literal Copy of Properties, Will, Intestate Succession, etc.: National Superintendence of Registries Public – SUNARP.
RUC Card: National Superintendence of Customs and Tax Administration – SUNAT.
Single Labor Certificate: Ministry of Labor and Employment Promotion – MTPE.
Reconciliation Minutes: Ministry of Justice and Human Rights.
RENIEC Birth Certificate: US$ 70.00
RENIEC Marriage Certificate: US$ 70.00
RENIEC Death Certificate: US$ 70.00
Negative Marriage Certificate: US$ 65.00
Municipal Birth Certificate: US$ 75.00
Municipal Marriage Certificate: US$ 75.00
Municipal Birth Certificate: US$ 75.00
Municipal Death Certificate: US$ 75.00
Municipal Single Status Certificate: US$ 75.00
Baptism Certificates: US$ 80.00
Marriage Certificates: US$ 80.00
Death Certificates: US$ 80.00
Criminal Record Certificate: US$ 75.00
Judicial Record Certificate: US$ 75.00
Police Record Certificate: US$ 100.00
Negative or Positive Certificate of Land Registry: US$ 100.00
Certificate of Validity of Legal Entity Power: US$ 100.00
Negative Certificate of Intestate Succession: US$ 100.00
Negative Certificate of Will: US$ 100.00
Positive Certificate of Intestate Succession: US$ 100.00
Positive Certificate of Will: US$ 100.00
Negative Certificate of the Registry of Property: US$ 100.00 Land: US$ 100.00
Positive Certificate of Land Registry: US$ 100.00
1. Can I apostille a Peruvian document while living abroad?
Yes. We handle everything from Lima. You don’t need to be in Peru or rely on relatives. We obtain, verify, and legally apostille your documents for you.
2. What types of documents can be apostilled or legalized?
Birth, marriage, or death certificates; academic records; criminal, judicial or police background checks; university degrees; notarial powers; court rulings, among others.
3. Is a notary signature required on the document?
It depends on the document. Some require a notarized signature before the apostille. We guide you through your specific case.
4. How long does the process take?
Usually 3 to 7 business days, depending on the document and required validations. Some consular or complex cases may take longer—we keep you updated throughout.
5. Can the apostilled document be shipped abroad?
Yes. We offer secure shipping via DHL, FedEx or your preferred courier. You can also receive a scanned PDF version first.
6. How can I pay from abroad?
We accept international bank transfers and Western Union. Payment details are provided after initial contact.
7. Do you reply to all inquiries?
Absolutely. Client communication is a priority. Every message is answered clearly and followed up. We're here to help.
8. Where can I obtain an old Peruvian birth certificate?
In Lima and Callao, records are centralized in RENIEC. In other regions, certificates may be found at local municipalities, the National Archive, or Catholic parish archives.
9. Does RENIEC hold all Peru's civil records?
RENIEC oversees the civil registry nationwide, but some older provincial records remain in local municipalities and are not yet digitized.
10. What is a certificate with sensitive information?
These contain legally protected data (e.g., adoptions, paternity recognition, court rectifications) and can only be requested by the holder or via a consular power of attorney.
11. Where do I get a consular certificate?
At the Peruvian consulate where it was registered, or at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Lima (Registro Consular).
12. What are the requirements for apostilling a certificate?
It must be original, valid, issued by an authorized entity, and signed by an official recognized by the Peruvian Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Some require prior validation.
13. Why would I need an apostilled birth certificate abroad?
• To get married abroad
• Citizenship or residency applications
• Registering children born in Peru
• Inheritance or legal processes
• Enrollment in schools/universities overseas
14. What if RENIEC doesn’t have my certificate?
We can search in the issuing municipality, the National Archive (AGN), or parish records. A formal reconstruction of the record is also an option.
15. Can I request a certificate issued over 50 years ago?
Yes. With the correct personal details (name, location, approximate date), we can locate old records in AGN or parishes.
16. Can this service help with family tree research?
Yes. We retrieve old certificates to reconstruct family lines. We also offer apostille and certified translations for nationality or heritage purposes.
17. What does the apostille service include?
Validation (if required), official presentation at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, payment of government fees, and shipping of the apostilled document anywhere in the world.
• RENIEC (Civil Registry): National authority for civil records. Provides certified copies via offices or online.
• District/Provincial Municipalities: May retain physical books for local records not yet transferred to RENIEC.
• National Archive (AGN): Holds historical documents, including parish and civil registries from before the 20th century.
• Catholic Parishes & Diocesan Archives: Kept baptism, marriage, and death records before state registries were established.
• Ministry of Foreign Affairs – Consular Registry: Stores civil records registered at Peruvian consulates abroad.
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We have the ability to obtain documents from anywhere in Peru.
Sending documents nationally and internationally
About Us
Private company for management of consular procedures and sending legalized and apostilled documents to any part of the world.
We help to obtain documents for apostille or other purposes from RENIEC, Municipalities, Ministries, etc., Aimed at those people who are not available to travel to Peru or are unable to contact the agencies to process their documents.
