Scenario 1 — UK Ltd → Indian Subsidiary ROC Filing
A UK company setting up an Indian subsidiary needs Certificate of Incorporation and constitutional documents FCDO-apostilled for Ministry of Corporate Affairs submission.
🇬🇧→🇮🇳 Global Apostille · Source: UK → India
UK Documents for India — FCDO Apostille and Delivery to Your Indian Firm.
UK company documents, birth certificates, DBS checks, and court orders apostilled by FCDO for Indian ROC, OCI, and court use. From £60. Managed end-to-end.
How UK → India Document Authentication Works
UK documents for India are among our highest-volume corridors. UK-registered companies filing Indian subsidiary or FDI documents need Companies House extracts and constitutional documents apostilled by the FCDO before the Indian Ministry of Corporate Affairs will accept them. British nationals applying for OCI need FCDO-apostilled UK birth and marriage certificates. UK court orders and DBS checks regularly need FCDO authentication for recognition in Indian proceedings.
The UK has a centralised apostille system — all apostilles are issued by the Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office (FCDO) in Milton Keynes. Public documents go direct; private documents require prior UK solicitor or notary certification. We assess your document type and route before submission.
Our UK agents submit to FCDO, retrieve the apostille (standard or same-day where eligible), and courier to your Indian CA, CS, immigration consultant, or lawyer — with digital copy on dispatch.
Destination Countries That Accept This Apostille
A Hague apostille issued in this jurisdiction is recognised in all other Hague member countries without further embassy attestation.
🇮🇳 India (ROC, courts, OCI, property, FEMA)🇺🇸 United States🇬🇧 United Kingdom🇩🇪 Germany🇸🇬 Singapore🇦🇺 Australia🇫🇷 France🇳🇱 Netherlands🇯🇵 Japan🇰🇷 South Korea🇮🇹 Italy🇪🇸 Spain🇧🇷 Brazil🇲🇽 Mexico🇿🇦 South Africa🇮🇱 Israel🇲🇾 Malaysia🇳🇿 New Zealand
Documents Covered
- Companies House Certificate of Incorporation
- Memorandum & Articles of Association
- Certificate of Good Standing
- UK Birth / Marriage / Death Certificates
- DBS Enhanced Disclosure
- UK Police Certificate
- Court Judgments and Orders
- Notarised Power of Attorney
- Degree Certificates and Transcripts
- Medical Certificates
How GetNotary Gets It Done
1
FCDO Route Assessment
We confirm public document (direct FCDO) vs private document (solicitor certification required first).
2
FCDO Submission
UK agent submits to FCDO Milton Keynes — standard or same-day service.
3
Apostille Retrieved
FCDO apostille affixed. Document retrieved and checked.
4
Delivery to India
Courier to Indian CA, lawyer, or client. Digital copy on dispatch.
Cross-Border Use Cases
Scenario 2 — OCI Application — UK Birth Certificate
A British national of Indian origin needs UK birth and marriage certificates apostilled by FCDO for OCI supporting documentation.
Scenario 3 — UK Court Order for Indian Recognition
A UK family or civil court order must be FCDO-apostilled before it can be filed in Indian court proceedings.
Who Uses This Service
CA / CS Firms
Managing UK → India-issued corporate documents for Indian ROC, FEMA, and cross-border subsidiary filings.
Law Firms
Coordinating UK → India court records, affidavits, and civil documents for litigation, immigration, and property matters across jurisdictions.
Individuals & NRIs
Procuring UK → India personal or employment documents authenticated for use in India, the US, Europe, or Asia-Pacific.
Pricing & Timeline
FCDO Apostille (Standard) + India Delivery
Starting £60 per document
3–5 UK working days + courier
FCDO Same Day + India Delivery
Starting £100 per document
1 UK working day + courier
Solicitor Certification + FCDO + Delivery
Starting £150 per document
5–7 UK working days + courier
Prices in local currency of the issuing country. INR equivalent available on request. Courier at actual. No hidden charges.
Frequently Asked Questions
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