Document guide
Argentina
○ General guidance — to confirm- Documents covered
- Birth, marriage and death records issued by the Civil Registry of the province or jurisdiction of the event.
- Who may request
- A practical rule favourable to the holder, family and third parties acting as manager, relative or authorised person, always per the competent jurisdiction; the apostille itself is not personal and can be started by an enabled third party on the electronic channel.
- What to include
- The record's details, the requester's ID and, when applicable, authorisation, connection or tax data for the electronic process.
- Channel
- The provincial Civil Registry to issue the record; the apostille via the TAD platform and the complementary channels accepted by the Cancillería.
- Typical cost
- The record varies by province; the apostille has its own administrative fee.
- Typical time
- Confirmed case by case, depending on the province and the document format.
- Apostille (issuer)
- The Argentine Cancillería and, in enabled cases, notary colleges.
- Official website
- www.argentina.gob.ar ↗
Notes
Issuing the record is not a consular matter: many provinces require the request directly to the local Civil Registry.
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Informative content about request procedures. We do not cover citizenship or visa eligibility. Rules and amounts may change; always confirm before acting.