Introduction​

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Many countries require affidavits to be authenticated before they can be used internationally. An apostille verifies the authenticity of the document so it can be legally accepted in countries that participate in the Hague Apostille Convention.

Our apostille service helps coordinate the authentication of affidavits signed and notarized in the United States for use abroad.

When You Need an Apostille​

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Common situations include:

• International legal matters
• Immigration or visa applications
• Business and corporate transactions
• Property or financial matters abroad
• Power of attorney and authorization matters
• Personal declarations or legal statements

Which Affidavits Qualify

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To receive an apostille, the affidavit must typically be:

• Properly signed by the person making the affidavit
• Notarized by a qualified U.S. notary public
• Properly authenticated when required by the state
• Free from alterations or damage

Unsigned, improperly notarized, or incomplete affidavits usually cannot be apostilled.

How the Process Works

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Step 1
Submit your apostille request through our website.

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Step 2
Send your documents to our office or schedule a pickup.

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Step 3
We coordinate the apostille processing with the appropriate Secretary of State.

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Step 4
Your documents are securely returned once processing is complete.