Appointment-System of the German Foreign Office — Amsterdam

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Appointment for legalisation of signatures and copies

 

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Important: These appointments are NOT visa appointments. Visa applicants who have booked an incorrect appointment will be advised of this at the appointment and will need to book a correct visa appointment at a later date.

It is also not possible to apply for German identity documents.

 

Please make sure you bring all the necessary documents with you.

Keep the following in mind:

- Each applicant is required to appear in person at the German Consulate General.

- please contact us in advance via the contact form if you wish to apply together as a family or group

- please arrive on time, also out of consideration for the other appointments that will follow.

 

Please note:

If you do not see any of these dates on the following pages, it means that the dates have already been fully booked.

New dates will always be released on a Monday. Please check again at a later date for availability of dates (even cancellations).

Appointments can only be booked online. It is not possible to book appointments by email or telephone.

 

Information for clients in urgent need of notarisation of signatures (e.g. for certificates of good conduct, declarations of inheritance, declarations of authorisation):

Signatures can also be certified by notaries public in the Netherlands and, in a few exceptional cases, by your local municipality in the Netherlands. Please check beforehand whether a foreign authority is allowed to certify and whether an apostille is required. If so, you can obtain an apostille from the Dutch authorities by contacting your Dutch notary public's office.
In Germany, you can also go to a notary's office (close to the border) to have your signature certified. In this case, no apostille is required.

Information for clients who urgently need a  notarisation of copies:

Authentication of copies can be carried out not only by consular officers at the Consulate General, but also by German or Dutch municipal authorities or by German or Dutch notaries public. Only the office for which you need the certified documents can inform you of the conditions under which a certification by a Dutch municipality or a Dutch notary can be accepted.

 

We thank you for your understanding.

 

 

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