Documents headed overseas need to be notarized correctly and authenticated by the state before another country will accept them. We handle the process so you don't have to learn it.
An apostille is a certificate issued by the state that authenticates a document for use in another country. Foreign governments, universities, and employers typically won't accept a U.S. document without one — and they will reject paperwork that was notarized incorrectly, which sends you back to square one after weeks of waiting.
Our job is to make sure your document is notarized to the standard the authentication office requires the first time, then handle the packaging, submission, tracking, and return so nothing stalls.
Common uses: overseas adoptions, study and work visas, dual citizenship applications, foreign marriage or property paperwork, and corporate documents for international business.
We help confirm your document type qualifies and what the destination country expects before anything gets submitted.
Notarized to the standard required for state authentication — the step where most do-it-yourself attempts get rejected.
Packaging, submission, tracking, and return delivery handled for you, billed at cost plus handling.
Powers of attorney, birth and marriage certificates, adoption paperwork, school transcripts and diplomas, and corporate documents being used in another country.
No notary does — apostilles are issued by the state. We make sure your document is notarized correctly for authentication, then handle submission, tracking, and return.
It varies with the authentication office's current processing times. We'll give you an honest estimate when we see your document and destination country, and tracking updates throughout.
It depends on the document count, courier route, and turnaround you need. Call or text (208) 298-9055 with what you've got and we'll quote it before anything starts.
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Same-day appointments are often available. Evenings and weekends by request.
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