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Non-residents will be able to obtain digital signatures at the foreign institutions of the Republic of Kazakhstan
A pilot project has been launched, allowing non-residents of Kazakhstan to obtain electronic digital signatures (EDS) through the embassies and consulates of our country. Currently, this option is available in 11 countries.
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17.01.2022
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A pilot project has been launched, allowing non-residents of Kazakhstan to obtain electronic digital signatures (EDS) through the embassies and consulates of our country. Currently, this option is available in 11 countries. You can view the full list here.
The service is provided free of charge within 2 working days.
This simplifies the process of interaction between our clients and their partners abroad. By using the obtained EDS, non-residents will be able to send legitimate electronic documents and conclude contracts with legal and natural persons in Kazakhstan through the Doculite.com service.
To get started, simply register at doculite.com. The service allows sending the following types of documents: contracts, agreements, official letters, acts, and other arbitrary documents.
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