​Personal Document Apostille & Authentication Services

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Using U.S. personal documents abroad, whether for immigration, employment, marriage, or legal matters, requires official verification before foreign authorities will accept them.

Depending on your document type and destination country, the process can involve local notarization, county clerks, State Secretaries, the U.S. Department of State, and foreign embassies. We handle every step for you, ensuring your documents are certified correctly the first time.

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Understanding the Apostille or Authentication Process

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1. Document Issuance & Notarization​

• Standard Documents: Powers of attorney, affidavits, and diplomas must first be notarized by a licensed Notary Public to verify identity and signature authenticity.

• Vital & Court Records: Birth, marriage, death certificates, and court judgments cannot be notarized. They must be official certified copies issued directly by the governing state or county agency.

• Foreign Language Documents: Documents not written in English must include a certified or notarized English translation.

 

2. Apostille or Authentication (Based on Destination)

The authentication path depends on whether your destination country belongs to the Hague Apostille Convention:

• For Hague Convention Countries (Apostille):

  • State & Local Documents: Certified directly by the Secretary of State where the document was issued.

  • Federal Documents: Certified by the U.S. Department of State in Washington, D.C.

• For Non-Hague Countries (Multi-Step Legalization):

  • Requires a sequential, multi-agency pipeline involving the Secretary of State, the U.S. Department of State (if applicable), and final Embassy/Consulate Legalization.

 

Special Note for Federal Court Records: Documents issued by U.S. District Courts require additional certification from the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) before submission to the U.S. Department of State.

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3. Secure Delivery Back to Your Door

Once processing is complete, we safely return your original authenticated documents directly to your home or office:

• U.S. Addresses: Free Secure FedEx® Express—fast, reliable, and fully trackable.

• International Addresses: Worldwide courier delivery is available to over 200 countries (international shipping rates apply at checkout).

 

How We Help: Fast, Risk-Free Processing

Navigating multiple government agencies and strict formatting rules can be overwhelming. Our team manages the entire administrative pipeline so you don't have to deal with rejected filings or delayed travel plans.

• Free Eligibility Pre-Check: Upload your document for review before placing an order to ensure it meets official requirements.

• Full Agency Handling: We coordinate with all 50 State Secretaries, the U.S. Department of State, the DOJ, and foreign embassies in Washington, D.C.

• Our Satisfaction & Refund Guarantee:

  • Before submission: Cancel anytime for a full refund of our service fee.

  • If rejected: Free resubmission guaranteed.

  • Non-refundable items: Government and courier fees after official submission.​

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Personal Documents We Process

We provide notarization, apostille, and embassy legalization services for:

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› Personal Documents:

• Birth Certificate /  Consular Report of Birth Abroad (CRBA)

• Death Certificate

• Marriage Certificate

• Divorce Certificate

• Court Document

• FBI Background Check

• Local Background Check

• Name Change Certificate/Petition for Name Change

• Driver's License

• Passport

• Visa

• Green Card

• Certificate of Naturalization

• Translation of Any Document

• IRS Form 6166 - U.S. residency certification.

• Wills

• ​TEFL/TESOL Certificate

• Social Security Card

• SSA Benefit Verification Letter

• Utility Bill

• Certificate of Loss of Nationality (CLN)

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› Affidavits:

• Single Status Affidavit

• Affidavit of One and The Same Person

• Gift Affidavit

• Waiver of Inheritance

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› Powers-of-Attorneys:

• Power of Attorney of Real Estate Transaction

• Power of Attorney of Divorce Proceedings

• Other Power of Attorney

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› Study and Immigration related documents:

• Proof of Income

• Employment Verification Letter 

• Bank Statement

• Diploma

• Transcript

• Enrollment Verification Letter

• Health Certificate/Medical Letter

• Home Study

• Child Adoption Documents

 

› Notarization:

• Certifying “true copies” of documents

• Certifying affidavits or Jurat

• Certifying acknowledgments

• Verification of fact​ 

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