Apostille Services
Official apostille authentication for documents intended for international use — fast, accurate, and trusted.
What Is an Apostille?
International Document Authentication
An apostille is a form of authentication issued to documents for use in countries that participate in the Hague Convention of 1961. It certifies the authenticity of the signature, the capacity in which the person signing the document has acted, and where appropriate, the identity of the seal or stamp which the document bears.
At Apostille & Translations, we handle the entire apostille process on your behalf — from submission to the appropriate government authority to delivery of your authenticated document. Our team ensures your documents meet all requirements for international acceptance.
Our Process
How It Works
Submit Your Document
Bring in or send or we pick up your original document that needs to be apostilled.
Verification
We verify the document type and determine the correct apostille process.
Processing
We submit your document to the appropriate State government authority for apostille.
Delivery
Receive your apostilled document, Drop off, ship, pick up, ready for international use.
Documents We Handle
Accepted Document Types
Ready to Get Started?
Contact us today for fast, professional apostille services. Same-day and next-day options available.
Resources
Apostille Resources & Guides
Why Your Power of Attorney Needs an Apostille
A foreign government, land registry, or bank will not accept a standard U.S. notarised Power of Attorney on its own. To be recognised as legally binding overseas, your POA must carry an official Apostille. Here is why — and how to get it right.
Apostille for Business Documents: What Companies Need to Know Before Expanding Overseas
Before signing contracts, opening a foreign office, or completing an overseas transaction, your company documents may need an apostille. Here is what businesses need to know about corporate document authentication.
Why Foreign Agencies Require Apostilles on School Records
Applying to a foreign university, securing a work visa, or registering with an international professional board? You will almost certainly need an Apostille on your U.S. diploma and transcripts. Here is exactly why — and how to get it done.