Consular Document
/kənˈsjuːlər ˈdɒkjʊmənt/
Definitions
- (n.) An official document issued by a consulate, often serving to authenticate signatures, certify copies, or grant visas for travel.
The applicant provided a consular document to verify the authenticity of his birth certificate.
- (n.) A document produced by a consular officer related to the exercise of diplomatic or consular functions abroad.
The consular document enabled the citizen to receive legal assistance while overseas.
Forms
- consular documents
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Commentary
Consular documents have specific legal effects often linked to international law and must be distinguished from other official documents like notarial acts.
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