Prepare Your Document
Ensure you have the original or certified copy. Some documents — like power of attorney or affidavits — must be notarized before apostille processing.
- Original or certified copy from the issuing authority
- Notarization if required (we can arrange this)
- Identify the destination country
Submit Your Request
Fill out our online form or contact us directly. Provide your document details, destination country, and any special instructions.
- Complete our simple order form
- Upload or mail your documents
- Receive a confirmation and timeline
We Process Your Apostille
We submit your document to the appropriate government agency — typically the Secretary of State or U.S. Department of State — for apostille certification.
- State-level or federal processing as needed
- Verification of document authenticity
- Official apostille certificate attached
Receive Your Apostilled Document
Your authenticated document is returned to you via secure shipping, ready for international use in any Hague Convention member country.
- Secure return shipping included
- Expedited delivery options available
- Internationally recognized certification