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The apostille is used to authenticate a document before using it in another country. When a US document is submitted in a country other than the USA, the apostille certificate ensures that the signature, seal, or stamp thereon is genuine.

You must get in touch with the Texas Secretary of State if you want to apostille documents in Texas. The Secretary will only grant an Apostille for use in countries that signed the 1961 Hague Convention. All documents issued for countries that are not Hague Participants must be certified, not apostilled.

Apostille services are not required within the United States or any of its territories or possessions. This means that American Samoa, Guam, the Northern Mariana Islands, Puerto Rico, and the U.S. Virgin Islands will not be able to use an Apostille issued by the Texas Secretary of State. $15 per document is the Texas Secretary of State's price. There may be numerous pages in a document.

Yes. We employ notaries and solicitors, and we are authorized and governed to offer notarial or legal services. We are a service provider that can make arrangements on your behalf for the legalization of documents. We do, however, collaborate closely with law offices and notaries. These connections allow us to provide our customers with a quick, effective, and seamless service.

An Apostille is required when a document from one country needs to be submitted in another as part of a legal proceeding. Most frequently, this will include corporate transactions, but it is increasingly utilized for real estate deals and to settle the estate of a deceased person with assets abroad. Some of the most common documents that require legalization with an Apostille certificate include powers of attorney, passports, birth, marriage, and death certificates. As part of the Apostille requirement, a Notary Public will attest to your identity as the signer, defending you against fraud and other threats of identity theft.

It can occasionally take a lot of effort and time to obtain an apostille. In Texas, it typically takes 10 business days and maybe much longer. We suggest getting in touch with us if you require further details. We have handled hundreds of documents over the past 20 years. Our skilled team is aware of how to expedite and simplify the process for you.