Civil Services

Relocating to or living in Georgia often requires interaction with a wide range of public institutions and administrative procedures. While Georgia is known for its efficient public services, foreign nationals may still face language barriers, documentation requirements, and unfamiliar legal processes. UniPath provides comprehensive support to ensure all civil and legal matters are handled correctly, efficiently, and in full compliance with Georgian law.
Foreigners may require a wide range of services, including certified translation of documents into Georgian, notarization, apostille, or legalization for use in Georgia or abroad. These procedures are commonly needed for residence applications, banking, education, marriage registration, and other official purposes.

Many civil services in Georgia are processed through the Public Service Hall (Justice House). UniPath assists with applications such as marriage registration, criminal record (conviction) certificates, address registration, official notices, and other state-issued documents. We also support procedures related to driver’s license exchange and other administrative requirements that may arise during long-term residence.

UniPath acts as a single, trusted partner for foreigners, ensuring full compliance with Georgian regulations while saving time and avoiding common mistakes

• Certified translation of documents into Georgian and other languages

• Notarization of documents for official use

• Apostille and legalization services for documents used internationally

• Public Service Hall (Justice House) applications and procedural support

• Marriage registration assistance and related civil status services

• Criminal record (conviction) certificates and official notices

• Registered address services and documentation support

• Driver’s license exchange and related procedures

• General civil documentation and state-issued certificates

• Personalized guidance for complex or non-standard administrative cases
  
  

UniPath acts as a single point of contact, ensuring all civil services are completed accurately, efficiently, and in full compliance with Georgian regulations.