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Why is legalisation (or apostille) required for my foreign documents (i.e., marriage certificate)?
Legalisation (or apostille) is required to verify the authenticity of your foreign documents, including the validity of signatures, stamps, or seals. Generally, documents should be legalised in the country of issuance and subsequently endorsed by the Singapore Embassy/Consulate in that country (where applicable).
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