How to Get an Apostille
Obtaining an apostille is straightforward when you work with us. We streamline the process to ensure your documents are authenticated quickly and correctly.
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