Get your educational, personal, and commercial documents officially attested by the Embassy of China in New Delhi — fast, transparent, and government-compliant. Serving Delhi NCR, Pune, Mumbai, Bangalore & all major cities.
Documents originating in India must pass through a mandatory multi-stage government verification process before receiving the final China Embassy stamp.
All non-educational documents are first authenticated by a Notary Public in the state of origin.
Educational certificates go to State HRD; personal/commercial documents go to the State Home Department for authentication.
The Ministry of External Affairs (MEA), New Delhi authenticates all documents from every Indian state.
The final step — the Embassy of the People's Republic of China in New Delhi applies its official seal and signature.
💡 Important: For educational certificates issued by government schools, technical boards, universities, or medical institutions, HRD attestation from the respective state is mandatory before proceeding to MEA and the China Embassy.
Trust Attestation handles the full spectrum of document categories accepted by the China Embassy in New Delhi, India.
Educational certificates intended for submission to the China Embassy must first be attested by the State HRD (Human Resource Development) department or the General Administrative Department (GAD) of the state where the document was issued. This is followed by MEA attestation in New Delhi. Only then can you submit the documents to the China Embassy or Consulate in Delhi NCR for the final stamp. GAD/RAC attestation is not always mandatory but depends on your specific state and document type.
Non-educational documents (such as birth, marriage, and employment certificates) must be notarized by a Notary Public as the very first step. After notarization, the documents are submitted to the Home Department of the issuing state for authentication. The Home Department verifies the document content before forwarding it for MEA attestation.
For individuals residing in Delhi, non-educational documents can alternatively be attested by the Sub-Divisional Magistrate (SDM) office in Delhi. After SDM attestation, documents are submitted for MEA attestation and subsequently to the China Embassy in New Delhi.
The Ministry of External Affairs (MEA), Government of India, is the central authority that attests documents from all Indian states — educational, non-educational, and commercial. MEA attestation is a non-negotiable prerequisite before the China Embassy will accept your documents. HRD or Home Department attestation must be completed before approaching MEA.
After MEA attestation, your documents are submitted to the Embassy of the People's Republic of China, New Delhi. The Embassy applies its official seal and authorized signature, completing the attestation process. The Chinese Embassy will attest educational, non-educational, and commercial documents, provided they already carry the MEA apostille/attestation stamp.
The China Embassy PCC attestation is a common requirement for individuals applying for a China work visa or residency. PCC attestation follows the standard multi-step process: Notary → Home Department → MEA → China Embassy. Trust Attestation manages the entire chain, ensuring your PCC is delivered with the official China Embassy seal and signature.
With over 20 years in the attestation industry, we offer a seamless, secure, and fully managed service from document pick-up to final delivery.
Your original certificates are handled with utmost care throughout the entire attestation chain.
Express service options available to meet urgent visa and work permit deadlines.
We serve Delhi NCR, Pune, Mumbai, Bangalore, Hyderabad, Chennai, Ahmedabad, and Chandigarh.
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We handle all steps — Notary, HRD, MEA, and China Embassy — so you don't have to.
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