Newly revised webinar
An apostille can save your client time, money, and frustration. Or, if applied incorrectly, it can cause costly delays and rejected documents.
Do you know when an apostille is required? More importantly, do you know when it isn't?
This newly revised webinar cuts through the confusion surrounding apostilles, authentication and legalisation of documents. Recently updated to include the latest countries that have joined the Hague Apostille Convention, the webinar provides practical guidance, real-life examples and straightforward solutions to the questions practitioners encounter every day.
Whether you're dealing with powers of attorney, academic records, company documents, court documents or immigration matters, understanding the correct authentication process is essential.
- Apostilles, authentication and legalisation explained
- The Hague Apostille Convention and recent developments
- When is an apostille required?
- Common documents and practical requirements
- Real-life examples and problem-solving exercises
- Avoiding common mistakes
- Questions and discussion
See full webinar content here.
- Attorneys, candidate attorneys and legal advisors.
- Notaries and conveyancers.
- Paralegals and compliance professionals.
- Estate and trust practitioners.
- Professionals involved in international transactions or immigration matters.
- Anyone who regularly deals with documents destined for use abroad.
- This is a 3-hour webinar taking place from 08:30-11:30 on 27 October 2026.
- When opting for recordings, follow the instructions in your registration confirmation email to request access to view recordings online. Recordings can be viewed at any time once you've received login details. Enquiries: alouise
gawieleroux.co.za - The recording is accompanied by a comprehensive reference manual, which is sent electronically in PDF format.
- Know exactly when an apostille is required and when alternative procedures apply.
- Understand how to avoid common errors that lead to rejected documents and unnecessary delays.
- Leave with practical knowledge you can apply immediately in your practice.
Don't leave international document requirements to guesswork.