As a general rule, documents issued in Canada to be used in Uruguay must be legalized by the Uruguayan Consulate in Toronto or Vancouver, and then by the Uruguayan Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Montevideo. The Embassy does not advise on whether a certain document should be legalized. This information should be obtained from the institution where the document is to be presented. Notarial services provided by the Embassy 1. The Embassy authenticates the signatures of officers of the Uruguayan Ministry of Foreign Affairs, and of sworn translators who have registered their signature with the Embassy.
Fees are subject to change.
You may need to have your signature certified by a consular officer on a document to be presented in Canada. Fees are subject to change. The Embassy certifies copies of original Uruguayan documents previously legalized by the Uruguayan Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Both the original and the photocopy have to be presented at the Embassy. Fees are subject to change.