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When a document from one nation needs to be presented in another as part of the legal procedure, an Apostille is necessary. The majority of the time, this will entail business dealings, but it is increasingly used for real estate transactions and to settle the estate of a deceased individual with assets abroad. Powers of attorney, passports, birth, marriage, and death certificates are some of the most popular papers that need to be legalized with an Apostille certificate. A Notary Public will confirm your identity as the signer as part of the Apostille requirement, protecting you from fraud and other risks of identity theft.

In order to apostille documents in Utah, you must contact the Secretary of State of Utah. The Secretary will only issue an Apostille strictly for use in countries participating in the Hague Convention in 1961. All documents issued for Non-Hague Participating Countries are required to be certified, not apostilled.

Within the United States or any of its territories or possessions, apostille services are not mandatory. It means that the Secretary of State of Utah will not issue an Apostille for use in American Samoa, Guam, the Northern Mariana Islands, Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands. Utah Secretary of State charges $20 per document. A document can have several pages.

Any genuine US document that is properly presented and receives the apostille is guaranteed by us. We will work with you and offer support or advice to ensure we can legalize the document if your document has not been signed, stamped, or certified correctly. We promise to return the apostille fee if for any reason we are unable to apostille your document.

Expect a two- to three-business-day wait in addition to extra time for mailing. If you work with Apostillus Inc., you can anticipate a two- to three-business-day wait for the apostille to be granted before it is delivered overnight. The quickest approach is this.

If you provide a pre-paid mailing label for FedEx, UPS, or the US Postal Service, the State of Utah will use it. You can use our services online without making an appointment or going somewhere in person. Simply send your documents to us using a tracked, secure delivery provider (FedEx, DHL, or UPS). Sometimes even the original copy is not necessary!