Most people only find out they need a Birth Certificate Apostille when an embassy, a university or a visa office abroad asks for it, and by then there is usually a deadline hanging over them. The apostille is a stamp added to your Indian birth certificate so that other countries which accept apostilles will treat it as a real document. Where people go wrong is the small stuff: a certificate that is torn or faded, a name that does not match the passport, or an old copy that the office will not accept. We check all of that first, then take your certificate through the apostille process and tell you what is happening along the way. Share a photo of your certificate and the country you are applying for, and we will tell you what is needed.