FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions


If you require attestation on original documents, then send your documents to a trusted representative in Pakistan such as a family member or friend with an advice to submit application for IBCC attestation on your behalf at any IBCC office. They will need to provide a letter of authorization from you and present your original documents along with a copy of your passport.

Use A Reliable Courier Service: If you do not have anyone to act as your representative in Pakistan, you can use a reliable courier service to send your documents directly to any IBCC office. You will be required to include a covering letter with your full name, address, contact information, and a brief description of the services you require.

Pay the fees: Fees can be paid for IBCC attestation through National Bank of Pakistan or TCS or through digital payment method available at IBCC attestation portal.

The IBCC attests educational documents up to the HSSC Level (12th grade) issued by recognized BISEs/BTEs of Pakistan. This attestation verifies the authenticity of educational documents, such as certificates, diplomas, and transcripts, and is typically required for admission to universities or colleges abroad. Whereas, HEC attests educational documents beyond the HSSC level, including Bachelor's, Master's, and PhD degrees etc.

There are no specific restrictions on how old or from which time period the educational documents are for attestation by IBCC (Inter Boards Coordination Commission). However, there may be certain limitations or requirements based on the specific situation and the country of destination.

The requirement for IBCC (Inter Boards Coordination Commission) attestation before applying for admission or visa to foreign institutions may vary depending on the policies and procedures of the institution and the country of destination. In general, however, it is advised to get your documents attested prior to applying abroad in pursuit of higher education or employment.

Many foreign universities and colleges require IBCC attestation to confirm the authenticity and validity of your educational documents, particularly for admission to undergraduate and graduate programs. Similarly, some countries require IBCC attestation for processing visa applications as well.

Yes, it is possible to get your educational documents attested by multiple authorities, depending on the requirements of the institutions or organizations you are submitting the documents to. e.g. Foreign office attests SSC/HSSC Certificates after attestation from IBCC. Similarly, some embassies/consulates also attest documents after the attestation of foreign office.

If your educational documents are lost or damaged during the attestation process, you should contact the relevant authority (IBCC) as soon as possible to report the issue and seek their guidance on how to proceed further.

Yes. For attestation of a higher level certificate/diploma (HSSC) you are required to present your lower level certificate/diploma (SSC).

The process is similar as is for attestation of SSC/HSSC/Diploma. The only difference is that you are not required to provide verification of the equivalence certificate as it has been issued by IBCC itself.

Yes. The documents can be sealed in an envelope if required by the applicant by charging a nominal fee.

Yes. You may apply for attestation of photocopies as well as per your requirement.

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