An apostille is an official government certification that authenticates the origin of a public document so it can be legally recognized in another country. It's required whenever you need to use a US document abroad.
Common examples: birth certificates for dual citizenship, marriage certificates for international weddings, transcripts for foreign universities, business documents for overseas contracts, and immigration paperwork.
We handle the entire process — from document review to submission and delivery — so you don't have to navigate the government bureaucracy alone.
For documents issued by state authorities — birth certificates, marriage certificates, divorce decrees, state court documents, and more.
For documents issued by federal authorities — FBI background checks, federal court documents, and documents signed by federal officials.
For documents going to countries that are not part of the Hague Convention and require embassy or consular legalization.
Authentication through the US Department of State for documents requiring federal-level certification for international use.
Certified translations of foreign documents into English, or US documents into another language, for legal and official use.
Rush processing and international shipping available for time-sensitive documents. Contact us for turnaround times and rates.
Pricing varies based on document type, destination country, and processing speed. Contact us for an exact quote.
Price varies by document type, destination country, and whether expedited processing or international shipping is needed. We'll give you a clear quote before any work begins — no surprises.
Documents needed for long-term visas, residency applications, or foreign employment.
Transcripts, diplomas, and degrees for universities or professional licensing abroad.
Contracts, corporate documents, and powers of attorney for overseas business use.
Birth certificates, marriage certificates, and adoption documents for international family matters.
Book a consultation and we'll review your documents, confirm pricing, and handle everything from there.