Written answers
Tuesday, 6 December 2022
Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade
Departmental Data
Emer Higgins (Dublin Mid West, Fine Gael)
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260. To ask the Minister for Foreign Affairs and Trade further to Parliamentary Question No. 302 of 29 November 2022, if he will provide a sectoral breakdown as between pharmaceutical, financial services, aircraft leasing, migration-work permits, interstate adoptions, miscellaneous notarial certs and so on; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [60664/22]
Simon Coveney (Cork South Central, Fine Gael)
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The Department of Foreign Affairs is the competent authority to confirm that a signature, seal or stamp is from an Irish public official/body, and does this by issuing a physical apostille or authentication stamp on documents.
The last full year that a breakdown of statistics is available for is 2021. That year 54,795 stamps were issued. The following table gives the number and percentage breakdown of this figure by category used.
Document Type | Total Stamps | % Stamps |
---|---|---|
Adoptions | 1145 | 2% |
Affidavit | 1498 | 3% |
Bank Statement | 30 | 0% |
Certificat de Coutume | 94 | 0% |
Character Reference | 13 | 0% |
Company Documents | 13804 | 25% |
Copy of Drivers Licence | 40 | 0% |
Copy of Passport | 1287 | 2% |
Court Documents | 333 | 1% |
Companies Registration Office | 1894 | 3% |
Education | 4282 | 8% |
Employment Record | 183 | 0% |
Export | 7081 | 13% |
Garda Clearance | 1415 | 3% |
Government Department Documents | 148 | 0% |
General Register Office | 4219 | 8% |
Medical | 361 | 1% |
Power of Attorney | 13922 | 25% |
Probate | 114 | 0% |
Revenue Documents | 2379 | 4% |
Translated Documents | 291 | 1% |
Utility Bills | 63 | 0% |
Other | 199 | 0% |
TOTAL | 54795 | 100% |
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