New procedure for document legalization as of Feb. 2019
(Applies on all types of documents except Invoice and Certificate of Origin)

In February 2019, the Saudi Embassy adopted a new procedure governing legalization of all documents.

1. Every company document must be signed and notarized.
2. The document must then be certified from the same Secretary of the State as the notary. (Not required for FDA or Federal).
3. The document must be authenticated by the US Department of State
4. The Embassy fee must be paid through Enjaz.
5. The document must be accompanied by a ratification letter.

USACC has streamlined this process by offering a comprehensive service open to the public for a fee of $75.00 per document.

(Total fee is $127.00, check the table below)*

To use this service do the following:

The US Arab Chamber of Commerce will do the following:

New procedure to stamp invoices and certificates of origin for shipping products as of Feb. 2019

In February 2019, the Saudi Embassy adopted a new procedure governing legalization of invoices and certificates of origin.

1. C/O and C/I document must be signed and notarized.
2. C/O and C/I must be certified by Chamber of Commerce.

USACC has streamlined this process by offering a comprehensive service open to the public for a fee of $75.00 per document.

(Total fee is $100.00, for C/O + C/I)

To use this service do the following:

The US Arab Chamber of Commerce will do the following:

Disclaimer: This website is presented by US Arab Chamber of Commerce to facilitate certifications of documents intended for use in Saudi Arabia. US Arab Chamber of Commerce is not affiliated with the Embassy of Saudi Arabia in Washington DC.

The embassy has divided the U.S. into four distinct geographical areas to be serviced by the embassy in D.C. and three consulates general located in New York, Los Angeles, and Houston.