how i can get apostilles in kazakhstan for an indian document?
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I believe you will need to go to India Ambassy in Kazakhstan, only they have a right to verify your documents. Kazakhstan has joined the hage convention and it is in effect since 2001  ,the process shall be easy for you , .\nif the certificate was issued in kazakhstan and was to be sent to india , then you would have to put an apostille in the ministry of education of the rep. of kazakhstan.this link might be of help for you .\nhttp://www.indembassy.kz/index.html
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go to your local Indian Embassy and ask
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You may want to try AmwayIndia.com
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Try this link\nhttp://www.sf.adfg.state.ak.us/region2/escapement/html/qresults.cfm?LOCATIONID=244-30-10010&speciesid=410&year=2006\n\nor start here and look around\nhttp://www.sf.adfg.state.ak.us/region2/escapement/html/query.cfm
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Follow the link below. Most government forms are available in PDF form by doing a quick Google search. This link was #4 on my results page after searching for "customs forms 4457"
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Checkout http://www.ankn.uaf.edu/ANCR/aleut.html
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Refer to my answer of your previous question.\nYou can go to http://www.apnizuban.com where they have chatting. In the chatting area you can type in urdu. Once you have typed the sentence or paragraph, you can simply copy it and past it in the emailing program. If you are using outlook, select Send as HTML option and do not send the email as Unicode characters.
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The link below will ask for the following credintials:\n\nEnter AKO credentials for AKOCOMM.US.ARMY.MIL(ITSWEB1) [Wed, 08 Mar 2006 03:41:19 GMT:5948]\n\nIf you have those credentials and adobe acrobat reader it should pull up the document in pdf format.\n\nyou can get acrobat reader here: http://www.adobe.com/products/acrobat/readstep2.html
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http://www.kazakhcrafts.com/?id=almaty_kazakhstan_kazakstan&subid=1\n\n\nThis was written by someone who was in one:\nhttp://www.iearn.org.au/kindred/stories/nabi.htm\n\nHere is someone who was invited to one:\nhttp://eawild.blogspot.com/2006/03/here-comes-bride.html\n\nThat is all i could find! Good luck!!!
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go to your consulate or agency in charge of passport, amendment, renewal, etc
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Try The Scandent Group\nhttp://www.scandentgroup.com\nor Hexaware\nhttp://www.hexaware.com
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Go to your Embassy and they can help you with that information!!
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yes, u can do it with canvay.com U seem to be an Indian. I am also doing it for canvay.com It is data processing job. U shall hv to conver pdf file into word .doc format.
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Check with US embassy.
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An apostille is a certification on a foreign document that it is authentic.  In the United States, you just need a notory public to sign off on certain documents to verify them, and all other states will recognize it (under the full faith and credit clause of the Constitution).  However, an apostille is required for certificiation of a foreign document in all the countries under the Haugue Convention to make it valid.\n\nIf you marry outside the United States, you will need the country that issues the marriage certificate to certify it and then give you an apostille verifying the certification (not that much more expensive).  You then take it to your local county court house upon your return to the States, and they will issue you a United States marriage license as well.\n\nThis is all the NYS Info.  I'm sure you can find similiar info on your own state website as well.
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conventional long form: Republic of Azerbaijan \nconventional short form: Azerbaijan \nlocal long form: Azarbaycan Respublikasi \nlocal short form: none \nformer: Azerbaijan Soviet Socialist Republic \n\nconventional long form: People's Republic of China \nconventional short form: China \nlocal long form: Zhonghua Renmin Gongheguo \nlocal short form: Zhongguo \nabbreviation: PRC \n\nconventional long form: Negara Brunei Darussalam \nconventional short form: Brunei \n\nconventional long form: Kingdom of Bhutan \nconventional short form: Bhutan \n\nconventional long form: Islamic Republic of Pakistan \nconventional short form: Pakistan \nformer: West Pakistan \n\nconventional long form: Sultanate of Oman \nconventional short form: Oman \nlocal long form: Saltanat Uman \nlocal short form: Uman \nformer: Muscat and Oman
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Log on to www.mapsofindia.com I think you'll get it here.