Course and Conduct Certificate Apostille and Attestation
Apostille and embassy attestation for course and conduct certificates issued by college principals, for admissions, licensing and visas abroad.
Course and conduct certificate apostille: quick answer
Course and conduct certificate apostille means getting your course and conduct certificate certified by the Ministry of External Affairs with an apostille sticker, so that Hague Convention countries accept it without any embassy stamp. The steps are Notary, SDM New Delhi and the MEA apostille; the MEA’s own fee is ₹50 per document.
Countries such as the UAE, Qatar and Kuwait are not in the Hague Convention, so for them you need Course and conduct certificate attestation: MEA attestation after the notary and SDM steps, followed by embassy legalisation.
INFINITYGRO handles Course and conduct certificate apostille in India for clients across India by courier. Send a WhatsApp photo of your course and conduct certificate and the destination country, and you get the route and a written quote before anything is sent.
Why a course and conduct certificate is apostilled or attested
A course and conduct certificate is a short letter from the head of your college confirming the course you studied, its duration and that your conduct was good. Colleges in Kerala, Tamil Nadu, Karnataka and Andhra Pradesh issue it routinely with the TC and degree, and nursing and medical graduates are often asked for it when they apply abroad.
When a university, licensing body or embassy asks for it, the certificate needs the same legalisation as a degree: an MEA apostille for Hague countries, or MEA attestation plus embassy legalisation for the UAE, Qatar, Kuwait and other non-Hague countries.
Nursing and medical
Licensing files often ask for it.
University admission
Some universities abroad want proof of good conduct.
With the TC
Often issued and legalised together.
Visa files
Character and study proof for some embassies.
Course and conduct certificate apostille: step-by-step process
The destination country decides which of these two routes your course and conduct certificate takes.
Apostille for Hague Convention countries
- 1Notary, New DelhiYour course and conduct certificate is attested by a notary in New Delhi.
- 2SDM verificationThe SDM office verifies the notary’s seal and signature.
- 3MEA apostilleThe MEA fixes the apostille sticker (₹50 government fee per document).
Hague Convention countries
Full member list: HCCH Apostille Convention status table
Attestation for the UAE, Qatar, Kuwait and other non-Hague countries
- 1NotarySame notary step as the apostille.
- 2SDMSame SDM verification.
- 3MEA attestationMEA attestation instead of the apostille sticker.
- 4Embassy legalisationEmbassy stamp for the country where the course and conduct certificate will be used.
Non-Hague countries
Documents required for Course and conduct certificate attestation
- Original course and conduct certificate on college letterhead, signed by the principal with the seal
- Degree and TC, if you want all three legalised together
- Copy of your passport, front and back pages
- Authorisation letter, signed (format sent on WhatsApp)
- Where and why the document will be used
Course and conduct certificate apostille charges and time
| Apostille fee charged by the MEA | ₹50 per document |
|---|---|
| Service charge (apostille) | Normally ₹1,000 to ₹1,500 per document |
| Normal MEA attestation | No government fee |
| Embassy legalisation | Varies with the embassy; quoted before you send |
| Courier and time | Courier extra; expected date given with the quote |
Each course and conduct certificate, marksheet or registration certificate is a separate document for the MEA. See the degree certificate apostille fees page for a stage-by-stage breakdown.
Tips before sending your course and conduct certificate
- The certificate should name the course, the years of study and the college; a generic character certificate is not the same document.
- Get it on letterhead with the principal’s signature and the college seal before sending.
- Nursing and medical graduates: check whether your licensing body wants it with the degree, the internship certificate and the registration.
Official links for course and conduct certificate apostille and attestation
Before you decide, it helps to read the official pages yourself. These are the ones that matter for a course and conduct certificate:
FAQs: Course and conduct certificate apostille and attestation
How do I get my course and conduct certificate apostilled by the Ministry of External Affairs?
First the original course and conduct certificate is attested by a notary in New Delhi. The SDM office in New Delhi then verifies the notary, and the MEA fixes the apostille sticker on the back. You can courier the original to us; we complete all three steps and courier it back.
What are the charges for Course and conduct certificate apostille?
The MEA charges a government fee of ₹50 per document for an apostille. Our service charge for Course and conduct certificate apostille is usually ₹1,000–₹1,500 per document, and courier is extra. Embassy attestation for the UAE, Qatar, Kuwait and other countries costs more and is quoted per country. You always get a written quote first.
What is a course and conduct certificate?
It is a certificate from your college principal stating the course you completed, its duration and that your conduct was good. It is different from a general character certificate.
What documents are required for Course and conduct certificate attestation?
Only a few things: the original course and conduct certificate, a passport copy showing the photo and address pages, and our authorisation letter signed by you. Let us know the country and the purpose so we choose the right route.
What is the process for Course and conduct certificate attestation for the UAE, Qatar or Kuwait?
Notary, SDM, MEA attestation and then the embassy: that is the four-step route for the UAE, Qatar and Kuwait. The UAE also requires its own ministry stamp after you arrive.
Do nurses need the course and conduct certificate legalised?
Some health authorities and employers ask for it with the nursing degree. When they do, it is apostilled or attested with the rest of the file.
How long does Course and conduct certificate apostille take?
The time depends on the queues at the SDM office, the MEA and, for attestation, the embassy. We confirm an expected completion date in your written quote and update you on WhatsApp at every stage. Embassy attestation takes longer than an apostille.
Apostille or attestation: which one does my course and conduct certificate need?
Look at the destination. If it is a Hague Convention member (for example Saudi Arabia, Oman, Italy, Germany, Japan or Australia), the apostille is enough. If it is the UAE, Qatar, Kuwait or China, the course and conduct certificate needs attestation and the embassy stamp.
Can the course and conduct certificate be done with the degree and TC?
Yes. Each is a separate document with its own stamp, and one courier covers all three.
Is INFINITYGRO genuine, and do I need to visit Delhi for my course and conduct certificate?
INFINITYGRO is a document facilitation agency in New Ashok Nagar, Delhi. We give a written quote, explain each stamp and return originals by tracked courier, with WhatsApp updates at every stage. We do not offer pickup; clients courier the course and conduct certificate to our office or drop it in person. Call or WhatsApp +91-8595558517.
Send your course and conduct certificate for apostille or attestation
Share a photo of your course and conduct certificate on WhatsApp with the country name. We reply with the correct route, what to send and the price in writing.
Office: C – 5 A/2 New Ashok Nagar, Delhi – 110096 · Monday to Saturday, 10:00 AM to 7:00 PM
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Disclaimer: INFINITYGRO is a private document facilitation service, not a government authority. Apostilles are issued only by the Ministry of External Affairs, Government of India, and embassy legalisation is done by the respective embassies. Procedures and fees change from time to time; please confirm current rules with the receiving authority.