The apostille on the other hand is a special seal that indicates that the document is genuine and legal for use in other countries as provided by the Hague Convention of 1961.
Obtain the PCC: First, get the Police Clearance Certificate from the police authority in the area or country concerned.
Document Verification: Make sure that the PCC is clearly signed and stamped by the competent authority.
Submit for Attestation: It must then be taken to the correct government office or the agency tasked to handle apostille matters of the PCC. This could be Ministry of External Affairs or any other related body in the home country of the investor.
Receive the Apostille: A certificate is then stuck on the document to authenticate it, and this will make it admissible in any other member country of the Hague Convention. This process helps to ensure that your PCC is internationally valid and widely accepted, which simplifies interaction with foreign authorities and organizations.