Recognition of a foreign decision

In the country, the recognition process has several stages. It begins with the stage of super-legalization or apostillation of documents. At the second stage, their translation is carried out, and at the third stage, an application for the recognition of a foreign decision is submitted to the court. The last, third stage is implemented by our partners from partner law firms. For its successful completion, we will need your power of attorney, without which the proposal cannot be submitted to the court. Then we will send you a power of attorney to sign. For example, there is recognition of the decision to dissolve the marriage.

Recognition of a foreign decision

The extremely complex process of recognition and enforcement of a foreign country’s decision usually involves both an apostille and super-legalization. At the next stage, these documents must be translated by official translators. Documents translated in this way are then submitted to the court in the form of a request for recognition. There are cases when it is necessary to submit a repeated request related to the execution of the decision. The easiest way to go through this process without unnecessary expenditure of time and money is to contact experienced people in this field. We will provide you with this service in our office.

Recognition of the Slovak decision abroad

You will face three phases of the process, but you should be prepared for the possible need to know a foreign language and local legislation. The whole process naturally takes place in foreign offices.

Nostrification

Nostrification should be distinguished from recognition of a decision. Nostrification is a similar process to decision recognition, but it applies to academic documents.