Certified true copies
A certified true copy is a photocopy that an authority (town hall, notary, issuing office) confirms is a faithful reproduction of the original. Many universities and embassies ask for one so they do not keep your originals.
We have your copies certified by the competent authority and, if your file requires it, translated and legalized. You keep your originals and send copies with official value.
We check in advance whether your recipient accepts a copy certified by a Malian town hall or requires one from a notary or from the office that issued the document.
What’s included
- Certification by the town hall, a notary or the issuing office
- Legibility and completeness checks
- Translation and legalization in the same file
- Several copies in a single step
Documents we often handle
- Diplomas and transcripts
- Passports and ID cards
- Civil records
- Land titles and contracts
- Company documents
Frequently asked questions
Who can certify a true copy in Mali?
Depending on the intended use, the town hall, a notary or the office that issued the original. We pick the authority your recipient expects.
Can a certified true copy be legalized?
Yes, if the destination country accepts it. We then have the certification legalized at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the embassy.
Everywhere in Mali
Tell us about your documents
Prices depend on the language, the number of pages and the legalizations required. Describe what you need and we reply with an exact quote.
Pricing on request: every document is different.