Saudi Arabia Embassy Legalization

The US Arab Chamber of Commerce assists U.S. exporters and corporations to expedite the legalization process and obtain the required authentications in a timely manner.

Legalization of business documents

(all type of documents except invoice or certificate of origin)

The US Arab Chamber of Commerce legalizes business and federally issued documents from the Embassy of Saudi Arabia in Washington D.C.

Business documents must be signed, notarized, and certified from the secretary of the state such as:

Federally Issued documents do not require state certification. Must be original, such as:

Once we receive your document we will do the following:

1. Certified it from the Secretary of the State.
2. Stamp it by the US Arab Chamber of Commerce.
3. Authenticate it from US Department of State.
4. Legalize it by the Embassy of Saudi Arabia in Washington DC.

Legalization for Commercial Documents (Commercial Invoice-Certificate of Origin)

Certificate of Origin and Commercial Invoice destined for use in Saudi arabia must be:

• Original document signed by a company official and notarized.

Certificate of Origin and Commercial Invoice destined for use in Saudi Arabia must be:

1. Stamp it by the US Arab Chamber of Commerce.
2. Legalized by the Embassy of Saudi Arabia in Washington DC.

Enjaz Payment Process

Enjazit is a leading Saudi company in the field of information technology. It is well-known in Saudi Arabia as it is the link between the Foreign Affairs Ministry and the public to process electronic transaction services. As part of the electronic government system, all Saudi missions around the world are obliged to accept all document certification fees only through Enjaz or through an authorized office with the embassy like US Arab Chamber of Commerce.
Click here for more information about Enjaz Payment Process

Payment

• Company Check or Money Order Payable to “US Arab Chamber of Commerce”
• Credit cards: Master, Visa, American Express. (Add an extra 5% handling fee).
• Billing Request for companies that have a current “G- Account”
  (A "G-Account" is usually assigned to companies with a high volume of certifications)

Arab Countries

• Algeria
• Bahrain
• Egypt
• Iraq
• Jordan
• Kuwait

• Lebanon
• Libya
• Morocco
• Oman
• Palestine
• Qatar

• Saudi Arabia
• Sudan
• Syria
• Tunisia
• United Arab Emirates
• Yemen