Approval of public documents for use abroad

For a Norwegian document to be valid in a foreign country, you must first have it signed by a notary public (the county court office or the district court). You must then get an apostille stamp, which legalises the document and confirms that the signature of the notary public is genuine.

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  Godkjenning av offentlige dokumenter til bruk i utlandet

  Description

  For a Norwegian document to be valid in a foreign country, it must have an apostille stamp. For example, you may need this if you are going to marry someone before a foreign authority and one of you is a Norwegian citizen, or if you plan to buy or sell property abroad.

  The document must first be signed by a notary public (the county court office or the district court). An apostille stamp legalises the document and confirms that the signature of the notary public is genuine.

  Service price

  Apostille certificates are free of charge. However, you must pay for any costs related to obtaining or copying your documents.

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  Guidance - how to obtain this service

  Contact the embassy of the country to which you will be submitting your documents and find out which documents require an apostille. You do not need an apostille for documents you will be using in Scandinavia—only a stamp from the notary public.

  You can obtain an apostille certificate from the county governor by presenting sufficient documentation (with original signatures).
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• Kontaktinformasjon

  Ansvarlig enhet

  Avdeling:	Sentraladministrasjon
  Telefon:	78 45 27 00
  Epost:	post@hasvik.kommune.no
  Postadresse:	Postboks 43 9593 BREIVIKBOTN
  Besøksadresse:	FJELLVEIEN 6 9593 BREIVIKBOTN
  Åpningstid:	08.00 - 15.30

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  Updated:

  2018-08-17 10:42

  Gyldig fra

  2018-08-01

  Gyldig til

  2020-12-31