Authentication of Documents from Canada for use in Norway
As of January 11, 2024, Canada has become a part of the Apostille Convention.
Documents issued in Canada no longer require a legalization from the Embassy in order to be used in Norway. Please refer to Global Affairs Canada and learn how you can acquire an Apostille Stamp on your Canadian issued document.
Authentication of Documents from Norway for use in Canada
Do you have a Norwegian document you need authenticated for use in Canada? This must be done in Norway. You can find information about this here.
Translation of Documents
Upon request, the Royal Norwegian Embassy provides unauthorized translations* of following original documents:
- Birth certificates
- Death certificates
- Divorce certificate
- Wedding certificates
- Driver’s licenses
- Notification of name change
- Baptism certificate
Please note that if a 'certified translation' is needed, you should contact a translation bureau.
*The Embassy's translation fee is CAD 40 per document - payment is accepted as money order or certified bank checks. Please include a pre-paid postage envelope with a return address (Express Post or courier).
The Embassy does not provide any other translation services.