Apostille Services
Get Your Documents Ready for International Use
We handle the entire apostille process for you — from review to submission to delivery. Your documents will be properly authenticated for use in Hague Convention countries.
We handle the entire apostille process for you — from review to submission to delivery. Your documents will be properly authenticated for use in Hague Convention countries.
An apostille is an official certificate that authenticates your document for use in another country. Think of it as a "document passport" that tells foreign authorities your paperwork is legitimate.
Certifies Documents for International Use
An apostille makes your document legally recognized in other countries
Verifies Authenticity
Confirms the signature, seal, or stamp on your document is genuine
For Hague Convention Countries
Used for countries part of the Hague Apostille Convention (125+ countries)
From the United States to the United Kingdom, Germany, France, Australia, Japan, and beyond. If your destination country is part of the Hague Convention, an apostille is the way to go.
Not sure if you need an apostille? Here are common documents that often require one:
For immigration, marriage abroad, or citizenship applications
For getting married overseas or legal name changes
For international estate matters or insurance claims
For managing affairs in another country
For employment or further education abroad
Certificates of incorporation, contracts, or agreements
Not sure if your document needs an apostille?
Contact us and we'll help you figure it out →Getting an apostille can feel complicated — but we make it easy. Here's how we guide your documents through every step:
We review your document to ensure it meets requirements
If required, we notarize your document first
We submit to the appropriate state authority
The government issues the apostille certificate
We deliver your authenticated document
We manage the entire process. You just provide the document — we take care of the rest.
Understanding the requirements upfront helps prevent delays. Here are key things to know:
Some documents must be notarized before getting an apostille. We can handle the notarization as part of the process.
Many authorities require original documents or certified copies. Photocopies typically cannot be apostilled.
Requirements depend on both the document type and the destination country. We'll advise you on what's needed.
Check with the destination country's embassy if you're unsure of requirements
Keep copies of everything before sending documents
Start the process early — international deadlines can be tight
Ask about translation requirements — some countries need certified translations
Apostilles are for countries that are members of the Hague Apostille Convention. This includes most major countries worldwide.
Countries that are not part of the Hague Convention may require a different authentication process — often called consular legalization or authentication.
This process typically involves additional steps through embassies or consulates. We can help determine which process applies to your situation.
Contact us to clarify your requirements →We believe in transparency. Here's what affects how long your apostille takes:
1-2 Weeks
Government processing time varies by state authority
3-5 Days
Faster processing when you need it urgently
1-2 Days
Same-day submission for critical deadlines
Processing time depends on the issuing authority and current volume. We'll give you an estimated timeline when you contact us.
We believe in transparent pricing. Here's what you can expect:
Covers our handling, review, submission, and coordination of your apostille process
State authority charges for issuing the apostille (varies by document and state)
Secure return shipping for your documents (based on destination and urgency)
Get a Personalized Quote: Contact us with your document type and destination country, and we'll provide an exact price with no surprises.
We make the apostille process simple so you can focus on what matters to you.
We ensure documents are prepared correctly the first time, reducing rejection delays.
We handle the entire process — you just provide the document and we do the rest.
Expedited options available when you need your documents quickly.
Years of experience with document authentication and apostille processes.
We understand that your documents are important — and often sensitive. That's why we handle them with the utmost care and security.
Documents are handled carefully and kept secure throughout the entire process
Your personal information and document contents are kept strictly confidential
Track your documents through every step of the process
Secure, insured shipping for document return delivery
These are important documents — often for life events like adoption, marriage, or business deals. We treat them with the respect they deserve.
For transparency, here are things we cannot do:
We do not provide legal advice — For legal questions about your documents or their use abroad, please consult an attorney.
We do not issue apostilles directly — Apostilles are issued by government authorities (such as the Michigan Secretary of State). We facilitate the process on your behalf.
We do not guarantee processing times — Government processing is beyond our control, though we always submit promptly.
Send us your document details and destination country — we'll review your needs and provide a quote with no obligations.