How fast is one day, really?
Fast enough that the question is fair. Here's the actual clock.
The record: about 9 hours
The fastest confirmed turnaround at the Public Service Hall is about 9 hours, door-to-door.
That's landing, signing, lunch, apostille, dinner. It's real — but it's the record, not the plan.
The plan: one unhurried day
We recommend a 48-hour arrival window: it absorbs flight delays and lets you eat lunch without hurrying. The signing itself is about forty minutes; the apostille is same-day at the Ministry of Justice.
If your flight is late
We reschedule the appointment at no cost within 72 hours of the original slot. Longer delays mean a full rebook and possibly a new state fee — extremely rare. Tell us your flight number and we'll watch it.
Your Georgia day
From landing to certificate-in-hand. One day. No surprises.
- 09:00
Morning
Land in Tbilisi. Coffee. We meet you at the hotel with the translated documents.
- 11:00
Late morning
Public Service Hall. You sign, we translate, our two witnesses co-sign. About forty minutes.
- 13:00
Midday
Lunch in the old town. Certificate in hand.
- 15:00
Afternoon
Apostille stamp at the Ministry of Justice. Same-day service.
- 19:00
Evening
Dinner. Optional short ceremony in a vineyard or castle — up to you.
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