Introduction​

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Many countries require U.S. documents to be authenticated before they can be used for dual citizenship applications. An apostille verifies the authenticity of these documents so they can be legally accepted in countries that participate in the Hague Apostille Convention.
Our apostille service helps coordinate the authentication of personal documents needed for dual citizenship applications abroad.

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When You Need an Apostille​

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Common situations include:

• Applying for dual citizenship
• Submitting documents to a foreign consulate
• Proving family lineage or ancestry
• Registering vital records abroad
• Completing immigration or nationality applications

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Which Documents Qualify​

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To receive an apostille, the birth certificate must typically be:

• Birth certificates
• Marriage certificates
• Death certificates
• Naturalization records
• Court or legal documents

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Photocopies 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 apostille processing with the appropriate Secretary of State or federal authority.

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