Editorial Standards
Last reviewed 12 August 2026
Attestdone handles passports, degrees, and identity documents, and its pages answer questions about routes, fees, and requirements. That is the kind of information readers act on, so this page sets out how the facts get onto the site and how they stay current.
What We Publish
Reference pages on documents, country routes, service pages, and licensing journeys. Every page answers a question a customer is trying to answer, such as what a document is, who issues it, how to correct it, when it needs legalisation, and what the route involves.
How We Source
Facts come from the issuing and verifying authorities first, including HEC, MOFA, IBCC, NADRA, the destination embassies, and the regulators that govern professions. Route facts are tracked in a per-country database that records the source, the date it was checked, and the reviewer who checked it. The Hague Convention status table is the reference for apostille membership and the objections that apply to Pakistan's accession.
How We Verify
Every page that makes regulatory, legal, fee, or process claims is checked by the compliance and content review function before it publishes, and carries the date it was last reviewed. We never state an authority decision we cannot make, such as eligibility, exam results, and licences belong to the regulator, and the pages say so.
How We Date and Update
Each page that makes time-sensitive claims shows when it was last reviewed. When a route, fee, or requirement changes, the page is re-checked against the current source, the review date is updated, and a change note is added where the fact matters. Pages that can no longer be kept current are corrected, redirected, or removed from the index.
Corrections
If you find an error, write to [email protected] or use the contact page. We confirm receipt within one working day and correct the page, or explain why the statement stands.
What We Do Not Publish
We do not publish fabricated fees, invented timelines, unverified claims, or guaranteed outcomes. Attestdone is not a government agency, a law firm, or an embassy, and we do not write as if we were. No page is written to rank for a query it cannot answer.
Found something that does not look right? Tell us at [email protected] and we will check it.