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Cuban Academic Transcript: obtaining and legalization

We obtain and legalize your Cuban academic transcript. Get your official academic record ready to submit in any country.

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The key document for your academic and professional future

The academic transcript is the official document issued by your institution in Cuba — university, technical institute or high school — setting out every course taken, the grades obtained and the contact hours for your programme of study.

It is an essential requirement for:

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Our service: quick and straightforward

Getting a transcript directly from the registrar of an institution in Cuba can be slow and complicated from abroad. At Cuba Legal Services we handle the whole process:

  1. 01
    Application and Search

    We arrange the issue of your official transcript directly at the relevant academic institution in Cuba.

  2. 02
    Legalization at MINJUS

    We validate and legalize the document at the Ministry of Justice so it is fully valid abroad.

  3. 03
    Consular Route / Apostille

    We present your transcript at the embassies and consulates accredited in Cuba for the country where you will file your application.

  4. 04
    Secure Postal Delivery

    We send the original physical document straight to your address by urgent international courier (DHL / Correos Express).

Frequently asked questions

What information do I need to provide to request my transcript?+

To locate your file in Cuba we will need your full identity details, the name of the institution or university, the programme or level studied and the start and finish years of your studies.

Can it be sent directly to evaluation agencies such as WES?+

Yes. If the receiving institution requires the transcript to arrive in a sealed envelope signed by the issuing university in Cuba, we prepare the package to those security requirements and arrange direct delivery by secure post.

Why these files get rejected

Credential evaluation agencies apply strict, inflexible criteria: a sealed envelope sent directly by the issuing institution, a complete file with nothing left out, and a translation faithful to the original document. A single broken link in that chain — an opened envelope, incomplete course content, a course misread in translation — is enough for the file to be rejected or evaluated downward. And redoing it almost always means starting again in Cuba.

Would you like to start this procedure?

Tell us about your case and we will tell you exactly which documents you need, how long it takes and what it costs.

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