Consulate-General of Portugal in Goa

Keri
Keri, In addition to Maria's comments/suggestions, which are accurate, I would like to add, the last time I checked, para viagem is segregated/indexed according to Talukas/Area of Residence.
If you know the address of the concerned person you are looking for, at that time, it will help you a great deal and save time.
If not you will have to scan through all those booklets which are tattered.
FYI: I know this because I was helping my neighbours, Pre-Covid. If things have changed, do let us know.

Elton
The MEA puts an Apostile stamp on documents and they DO NOT put this stamp on any CHURCH related documents, maybe birth, marriage or residence issued by your local parish or the bishops house.
It is the central government that put this law in place about six to seven years ago. However this law does not apply to government issued documents issued anywhere in the country and this law is applicable all through out India.
Now just maybe you should Just dip your face in cowdung and stop spreading rumours!!!!!!!!

I contacted PCC who you recommended in your earlier post. They said that mea is not doing apostille for church documents.

Can Goans go to london
Can Goans go to london

Leroy
Since the Mantralaya of Mumbai is not attesting your Mumbai church documents, You can try an alternative method of apostilling the church marriage certificate through SDM attestation (Sub-Divisional Magistrate Attestation). This method is for personal documents like marriage certificates, birth certificate, educational certificates, etc and the attestation is done entirely in Delhi.

You can contact this agent below and ask if they can attest your Mumbai church marriage certificate through SDM basis. They might be able to help you find the solution to your problem.

https://hrdattestation.in/sdm-attestation/

Tina,
Y u giving unwanted information.

Apostille services are asked about Mumbai and you telling about Goa.

Just dip your face in cowdung and stop spreading rumours.

To Keri
The para viagem is available from the year fifty two to sixty one in the Panjim Altinho archives which is near the forest department office. It is stored year wise and names in the file are in alphabetical order... The timing is from nine thirty am till three thirty pm and they're closed on Saturdays and public holidays. Once you find the name on the files, you need to inform the authorities. They will then show you a scan copy of the para viagem on the computer. You identify it as your family and then you'll get a scan photo paper copy of it with an original stamp behind the document to show that it is the orginal itself. You'll get this document a week later. Hope this information is of benefit to you. All the best

Bobby
Bobby, Three years ago when I asked my agent/advocate for my processo number, to check the progress online, she said that the status is not available online. Only an authorised person is able to physically check the progress in Lisbon.
If you really want to check the progress, you will have to take the processo number to another advocate/agent, sign a POA and only then they will be able to check it for you. But they will charge you for the same.

Leroy
Leroy, you cannot apostille Church Documents; at least here in Goa, it is impossible. Its been more than Five years they have stopped Apostille stamping Church Documents.

Shelton
After how many days you got email from frro for biometrics