Apostille & Document Legalization in Dieppe
Visa Jet supports families, professionals, and businesses across Dieppe and the Greater Moncton area who need New Brunswick and federal documents prepared, apostilled or authenticated, and legalized for use in another country.
Who in Dieppe Needs Document Legalization
Dieppe is one of Canada's fastest-growing predominantly francophone cities, and its Acadian character brings close ties to France, Belgium, and increasingly to francophone Africa and Haiti. Those connections drive most of the document work here: marriages celebrated abroad, inheritance and property matters, dual citizenship files, and powers of attorney needed by a notary in another country.
The city's bilingual workforce also serves Greater Moncton's transport, insurance, and contact-centre sectors, where overseas secondments require legalized degrees and police clearances. Newly settled families add civil-status documents needed for records in their country of origin.
How the Process Works for Dieppe Residents
New Brunswick documents start with local preparation — notarization or certification where required, or official vital records obtained from Service New Brunswick rather than notarized photocopies. Documents may be in English or French; both are handled the same way at the federal level.
New Brunswick does not issue its own apostilles. Documents issued in the province receive their apostille or authentication through Global Affairs Canada, the same body that handles RCMP criminal record checks. Since Canada joined the Apostille Convention on 11 January 2024, Convention destinations use the apostille; other destinations still require authentication followed by consular legalization at the country's embassy or consulate.
Because the competent authority is federal, there is no provincial counter to visit — which makes a fully remote service a natural fit. Where a French-language document must be translated, its place in the sequence depends on the receiving authority, so we confirm that first.
Documents We Commonly Handle for Dieppe Clients
Visa Jet assists Dieppe and Greater Moncton clients with the personal, academic, and professional documents most often requested abroad.
- Birth, marriage, and death certificates from Service New Brunswick
- Powers of attorney for property and estate matters abroad
- Police clearance and RCMP criminal record checks
- Degrees, diplomas, and academic transcripts
- Single status declarations for marriage abroad
- Documents supporting dual citizenship applications
How Visa Jet Helps Clients in Dieppe
Visa Jet is a private document-support agency — not a government office, embassy, or official partner of Global Affairs Canada or the Province of New Brunswick. We do not operate a walk-in office in Dieppe. We serve the city and Greater Moncton entirely remotely, coordinating each stage by email and secure courier.
We review your destination and document type, explain the preparation required, confirm translation requirements, and coordinate the apostille, authentication, or consular legalization steps. Contact us at info@visajet.ca or +1 819-635-8787.
Our step-by-step process
- 01Tell us what you needShare the service you're looking for and the destination country. We'll confirm what applies to your situation.
- 02We review the requirementsOur team reviews the official requirements for your document or visa so nothing is missed.
- 03We prepare & submitWe prepare your documents or application and provide submission support to the embassy, consulate, or office.
- 04We track & update youWe track the file and keep you informed with clear updates until the process is complete.
Frequently asked questions
No. Visa Jet does not operate a walk-in office in Dieppe or anywhere else. We serve clients across Greater Moncton remotely by email and secure courier. Contact us at info@visajet.ca or +1 819-635-8787.
No. New Brunswick has no designated provincial competent authority, so documents issued in the province are apostilled or authenticated by Global Affairs Canada.
Yes. France is a party to the Convention, so New Brunswick documents for use in France are apostilled through Global Affairs Canada rather than legalized at a French consulate. A certified translation may still be required.
No. We cannot guarantee acceptance, approval, or any outcome. Final decisions and timelines rest with Global Affairs Canada or the receiving authority abroad.
Important: Visa Jet is a private travel, visa, and document support agency. We are not a government office, embassy, or consulate. We assist with document preparation, legalization support, application review, embassy submission, and tracking. Final approval and processing times are determined by the embassy, consulate, government office, or destination country. We do not provide immigration, permanent residence, or citizenship advice or representation — including programs such as the Start-up Visa, Express Entry, and provincial nominee streams — which require a licensed immigration consultant or lawyer.
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