Commercial documents
Certificate of Analysis Attestation & Apostille
Attestation of a Certificate of Analysis (CoA), which confirms that a product batch meets its specifications. Importers and regulators abroad often require it for export shipments and product registration.
At a glance
- Category
- Commercial documents
- Issued by
- Manufacturer's quality control lab or an accredited testing laboratory
- Authenticated by
- Chamber of Commerce
- Final stage
- MEA + embassy, or apostille
Process
Certificate of Analysis Attestation & Apostille process
- 1
Batch & product check
We match the product name, batch number and dates with your shipment or registration documents.
- 2
Chamber of Commerce
A Chamber of Commerce attests the certificate.
- 3
MEA attestation
Where the destination requires it, the Ministry of External Affairs attests the certificate.
- 4
Embassy attestation
The importing country's embassy or consulate legalises the certificate.
Documents required
- Original Certificate of Analysis on the lab's or manufacturer's letterhead, signed and stamped
- Matching commercial invoice or product details, if requested
- Authorisation letter
Apostille or embassy attestation?
Frequently asked questions
Does every Certificate of Analysis need attestation?
No. Only some importers and regulators ask for it, mainly for product registration or certain markets. Check with your buyer before starting.
Can it be attested with the certificate of origin and invoice?
Yes. Shipment documents are usually attested together, so they move through the Chamber, MEA and embassy at the same time.
Other commercial documents
Part of our Embassy Attestation service.
Get your certificate of analysis ready for use abroad
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