Ghana is not a Contracting Party to the 1961 Hague Apostille Convention, so a UK FCDO apostille is only the first step. After obtaining the apostille, every document must also be stamped by the Ghanaian High Commission in London.
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UK FCDO apostille (after any required notarial certification).
- 2Consular legalisation at the Ghanaian High Commission in London.
We are an FCDO-registered legalisation agent. Once your documents reach our London office, we can manage the full chain: checks → certification (if needed) → apostille → Embassy legalisation → return delivery.
Legalisation path for Ghana – summary
- 1Certify (if needed)—have a UK FCDO-registered solicitor or notary public certify the document.
- 2Apostille—obtain the FCDO apostille via standard or premium service.
- 3Consular stamp—submit the apostilled original, photocopy, and postal order form to 13 Belgrave Square; collect the Ghanaian stamp after 4–5 working days.
Once both stamps are affixed, the document is fully valid for use throughout Ghana.
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