What are Hague Convention certification and double certification?

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What is Hague Convention certification?

The Hague Convention certification is the Hague certification. It refers to the second-level certification issued by the government agencies of the member countries in The Hague, which carries out the original certification of the issuer and affixes a seal or label on the certification. This process is called Hague Convention certification.

What is "single" certification?

I believe everyone will be familiar with the notarial certificate of going abroad. It is a document issued by a notary office, which is located at or above the county level. Foreign notarial certificates and business documents obtained by the Consular Department of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs or authorized local foreign affairs offices are called "single certification", which can usually be used to apply for a European Schengen visa.

What is "double" certification?

After completing the "single certification", apply for consular certification to foreign embassies in China. Completing the consular certification of the diplomatic and consular offices of two countries is called "double certification", and double certification is usually the document required for immigration application. Studying abroad, immigrating, visiting relatives and applying for long-term residence all require double certification.