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What is an Apostille Certificate?
Apostille certificates authenticate the seals and signatures of officials on public documents such as birth certificates, court orders, private documents (such as affidavits), or any other document issued by a federal agency or certified by a U.S. or foreign consul.
An apostille certifies the document(s), so the document can be recognized in foreign countries that are members of the 1961 Hague Treaty.
Click the link below to see if your document's country of use is listed.
Documents used in countries NOT a party to the Hague Convention/not on the list
Documents used in countries NOT a party to the Hague Convention/not on the list
Documents that will be used in a country NOT affiliated with the 1961 Hague Convention can be Apostilled/Authenticated at the State level, but will need to be further authentication by the U.S. Department of state.
Such documents will be routed to the U.S department of State in Washington D.C. to obtain their Authentication certificates.
Texas Apostille Process
Texas Apostille Process
Present all documents that need to be Apostilled to us.
If document(s) are not already notarized, we can properly notarize the document(s) for you, to prevent your documents being rejected by the Texas Secretary of State.
We will handle your Expedited Apostille request on your behalf
Turn around time: Approximately 5-7 business days
After being Apostilled, documents will be delivered to you.
Vital and Public records
Vital and Public records
*Certified copy requirement*
*Certified copy requirement*
Sample list of State Vital records, but not limited to, which can be apostilled.
Birth Certificate
Death Certificate
Marriage License
Divorce decree
Etc.
Click the link to obtain your Vital record from its respective State in America:
School Transcripts
Steps in getting your school transcripts Apostilled or Authenticated:
Go to your school's registrar office, and have them produce a copy of the transcript and or Diplomas, affixed with a true copy affidavit on their letterhead.
The Registrar must sign and the affidavit in the presence of a Notary Public.
The Notary Public must then complete the notarizaton by attaching a notarial certificate, signing it and placing their seal.
Provide us with the documents to start the Apostille process.
Certified translations
Certified translations
EACH document(s) that will be used in a foreign country where English is not their primary native language, and has been Apostilled and or Authenticated will need to be translated AND certified ONLY IF it is required by you, your Attorney, Consulate, or Embassy, etc.
Prices vary per document depending on how many words and documents are needing to be translated.
Disclaimer:
"I AM NOT AN ATTORNEY LICENSED TO PRACTICE LAW IN TEXAS AND MAY NOT GIVE LEGAL ADVICE OR ACCEPT FEES FOR LEGAL ADVICE.”
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