Businesses growing in global markets must continuously manage the processes associated with meeting countries’ regulatory requirements for the sale and distribution of their products. Over time, a company may establish a significant library of authorizations and authentications for legal operation in each country where it does business. But, what happens when a company merges with or is acquired by another?
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Starting tomorrow, 12/12/2014, the Embassy of Qatar will no longer accept payments via cash, check, credit card or money order.
All legalization payments for all documents both legal and commercial will have to be made to the Embassy’s bank account. Once the payment is complete, one must remit the deposit slip accompanied with the document to the Embassy’s consulate to be processed.
We certainly understand that this is not any easy transition for those looking to legalize documents with the Embassy of Qatar. But we are here to help so feel free to contact us if you have any questions.
In the meantime, you can learn more about the Embassy of Qatar’s legalization procedures here.
WCS published an article in July edition of Regulatory Focus entitled, “Document Authentication for Product Registration/Regulatory Submissions Outside the US.” The educational overview outlines steps in the certification process for health and medical product companies, and provides an example.
Regulatory Focus is the flagship publication of the Regulatory Affairs Professionals Society (RAPS), the largest global organization of and for those involved with the regulation of healthcare and related products, including medical devices, pharmaceuticals, biologics and nutritional products.
Read the complete article content here.
This news in from the US Department of State: