Orden JUS/1207/2011, de 4 de mayo, por la que se crea y regula el Registro Electrónico de Apostillas del Ministerio de Justicia y se regula el procedimiento de emisión de apostillas en soporte papel y electrónico. | BOE-A-2011-8401 — Spain law | Esheria

Orden JUS/1207/2011, de 4 de mayo, por la que se crea y regula el Registro Electrónico de Apostillas del Ministerio de Justicia y se regula el procedimiento de emisión de apostillas en soporte papel y electrónico.

This provision creates and regulates the Electronic Apostilles Register at the Ministry of Justice.

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Jurisdiction
Spain
Instrument
Order
Citation
BOE-A-2011-8401
Version
Undated source snapshot
Language
es
Updated
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For paper documents, the document to be apostilled must be presented to the competent authority. Documents authorized by a notary, and private documents whose signatures were legalized by a notary, may only be apostilled on paper. The Apostille must be at least a 9-centimeter square and must include at least the details required by Royal Decree 2433/1978. Electronic apostilles validly issued abroad by competent authorities are fully valid in Spain. This provision creates and regulates the Electronic Apostilles Register at the Ministry of Justice.