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Old 05-31-2007, 12:35 PM   #9
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Yes Nadia. The translation should include all the details of the legalizations. However, in Venezuela, documents are to be legalized by a couple of Ministries (which depend on the kind of document in reference) before they are sealed with the Apostille. This can take three to four days. What I do for time saving purposes is to work with a copy of the document, while the original is being legalized. That way I just need to add the details of legalization when I finally do get the original.
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