Apostille Services
International Document Authentication
We manage the apostille process from start to finish — ensuring your documents are properly authenticated and accepted in over 120 countries worldwide.
What Is an Apostille?
Making Your Documents Globally Recognized
An apostille is an official certification issued under the Hague Convention of 1961 that authenticates the origin of a public document for use in foreign countries. It verifies the signature, seal, or stamp of the official who issued the document.
Whether you're relocating abroad, conducting international business, or submitting documents to a foreign government, an apostille ensures your documents are legally recognized without further authentication.
120+
Countries Covered
1961
Hague Convention Year
3–15
Business Days Processing
100%
Accuracy Commitment
Our Process
How We Handle Your Apostille
01
Submit Your Document
Send us your original or certified copy of the document requiring apostille authentication.
02
Document Review
We review your document to confirm it meets the requirements for apostille certification in the destination country.
03
State or Federal Processing
We submit your document to the appropriate state or federal authority for apostille issuance.
04
Delivery
Your apostilled document is returned to you — ready for use in any Hague Convention member country.
Document Types
Documents We Apostille
Common Questions
Apostille FAQs
What is an apostille?
An apostille is an official certification that authenticates the origin of a public document for use in countries that are members of the Hague Apostille Convention.
How long does the apostille process take?
Processing times vary by state and document type, typically ranging from 3–15 business days. Expedited options may be available.
Which countries accept apostilles?
Over 120 countries are members of the Hague Convention and accept apostilled documents. We can advise on your specific destination country.
Can I apostille a document for a non-Hague country?
For countries not in the Hague Convention, a different authentication process (embassy legalization) is required. Contact us to discuss your options.
Have more questions? We're happy to help.
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