No legalisation

Mongolia: no legalisation needed

The document is accepted as it is. Neither an apostille nor legalisation is required. The 1988 treaty on legal assistance between the USSR/Russia and Mongolia is in force, so no legalisation is required.

Checked on 12 September 2026

Regime: No legalisation needed
Basis: The 1988 treaty between the USSR and Mongolia on legal assistance in civil, family and criminal matters
Translation: Details not verified

The regime has been checked against an official source, but the translation and consulate details have not. Confirm them with the receiving institution and write to us if you know for certain.

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Checked on 12 September 2026 Sources: minjust.gov.ru, www.hcch.net