Embassy Legalization · MauritaniaMauritania is not part of the Hague Apostille Convention, so an apostille will not be accepted there. Every US document destined for Mauritania has to be legalized step by step — notarized where required, authenticated by the issuing state, authenticated by the US Department of State, stamped by the Arab Chamber of Commerce when it is a commercial file, and finally legalized by the Embassy of Mauritania. Our Philadelphia team runs the entire chain and ships the finished file back to you.
Every stage has to happen in order, and every stage can send the file back. Select a stage to see exactly what happens and who signs.
Documents you sign — powers of attorney, affidavits, single status declarations, corporate resolutions — are notarized first, with complete commission wording the state will accept. We handle this at our Chestnut Hill office, by mobile notary, or by secure online notarization. Government-issued vital records skip this step because they are already certified.
Personal documents go straight through the chain. Commercial documents add the Arab Chamber of Commerce stamp before the embassy.
Our fee covers document review, notarization coordination, state authentication, US Department of State submission, Arab Chamber of Commerce handling, consular submission, and tracked return delivery. Government and consular fees are passed through at cost — the Embassy of Mauritania changes its schedule without notice.
One document carried through every stage to the Embassy of Mauritania, including courier handoffs and tracked return shipping.
Family files, employment packages, and corporate sets, including Arab Chamber of Commerce handling and certified Arabic or French translation. Priced per document with a written quote before anything is filed.
Government and consular processing times are outside our control. Requirements at the Embassy of Mauritania can change; we confirm current requirements before your file is submitted.
12 E Highland Avenue, Suite 203
Philadelphia, PA 19118
Our office at 12 E Highland Avenue serves Philadelphia, Montgomery, Delaware, Chester, and Bucks counties, plus South Jersey and Delaware. Walk your documents in, or send them by courier and we take it from there.
Tell us what the document is and where it is going. We confirm the current Embassy of Mauritania requirements, quote the full chain, and run it end to end.