The following documents shall be submitted when applying for consular legalization:

  (1) Lawful and valid identity documents;

  (2) Truthfully, fully and correctly filled application form;

  (3) Documents to be legalized and；

  (4) Other materials required by the consular section of the embassy.

  The consular section of the embassy will not perform consular legalization if any of the following circumstances exists:

  (1) The seal or signature of the document is false;

 (2) The seal or signature of the document is not kept on record, or not conforming to the recorded one;

 (3) The seal, signature, binding, or time limit, of the document does not conform to the regulations and requirements of the issuing or user organizations of the document;

 (4) It may harm national interests or social public interests or;

 (5) Other circumstances under which consular legalization shall not be performed.

 (6) If the document submitted by the applicant for legalization contains more than one page, it shall be bound as a volume by applying sealing wax, paging seal or steel seal to avoid any substitution.