International services
Polaron has gained strong experience in assisting businesses and individuals with solutions for international submission of documents. We have well over a decade of knowledge on submission of official business and government documentation to both Australian and international government departments.
As an example, the Australian government and its respected departments require government issued documents, from abroad, to be translated by a NAATI accredited translator. However, NAATI will not be sufficient certification if submitting translations to an overseas government. It is for that reason that Polaron works with translators throughout the world, giving us access to a network of internationally recognised and accredited translators and interpreters
To ensure your corporate documents are valid overseas you may be required to have your document apostilled or authenticated by a government authority, or 'legalised' by an embassy or consulate. You may also need a Power of Attorney or notarial certification as different countries have different requirements in relation to witnessing of signatures and certifying of documents. Whilst our in-house Justice of the Peace can certify documents for use in Australia, if you're sending your certified documents overseas, the certification needs to be carried out by a notary public.
Legal requirements for translations, corporate documents lodgment and acquisition vary from country to country, and sometimes even from state to state. Obtaining accurate information on how they should be prepared is essential, saving you time, stress and money. At Polaron, we can do the running around for you.
If you require your documents to be legalised for international use, please contact one of our specialist consultants on 1300 88 65 31. | 
1300 88 55 61