Apostille

We are Certified, Insured Notaries & Apostille Agents.

Processing all of Apostille & Certification Requirements.

Serving ALL Countries of our world Apostille, Certification & Embassy Legalization as per the Hague Convention of 1961

Our Experience Apostille Agents will process all documentation as per the Specific requesting Country requirements.

Apostille filing and document processing

Birth Certificates
Diplomas
Transcripts
Affidavits
Outbound USA

FBI Reports
Immigration Papers
Divorce Decree
Corporate Documents
Legalization

Marriage Certificate
Private Documents
Contracts
Documents
Death Certificate

Travel Consent
School Documents
Certificates
Power of Attorney
Federal Apostille

We do Much More

Upon receiving your documents; we will not bill you until we review and verify your documents for completion and errors; by doing so, we eliminate the possibility of your Apostille documents being rejected.
Once the documents are approved by our office expert agents, we invoice you accordingly. If your documents require translations, we will email you the translated documents for your approval.
When necessary we will expedite your documents, sometimes with same-day service. Must document can be processed through emails.
Upon the documents being completed, we can mail the original document to any address in the world.
We go the extra mile to give our customers first-class service and customer satisfaction.
We offer Federal, FBI, and Immigration Apostille Services in addition to all our normal USA States and counties Apostolling Services.

Apostille services are designed to authenticate public documents for use in foreign countries. An Apostille is a certificate issued by a designated authority, which verifies the legitimacy of a document, including the signatures and seals. This ensures that the document will be recognized in countries that are part of the Hague Apostille Convention.

What is the Hague Apostille Conventiona, streamlined procedure for authenticating public documents between member countries. Over 120 countries, including most European nations and the U.S., are members of this agreement. For non-member countries, a different process called document legalization is required.

Document Legalization

If a country is not a member of the Hague Apostille Convention, documents may need to go through legalization, which is a more complex, multi-step process involving authentication by foreign embassies. We can do it!

Apostille filing and document processing

Birth Certificates Diplomas Transcripts Affidavits Outbound USA

FBI Reports Immigration Papers Divorce Decree Corporate Documents Legalization

Marriage Certificate Private Documents Contracts Documents Death Certificate