How to Apostille and Authenticate an Official Document
Apostille and certificate of authentication are fundamental processes to legally validate the authenticity of your documents in the United States.
The apostille is used to verify signatures, seals or stamps on official documents. This procedure is necessary for documents such as court orders, contracts, civil registry certificates, marriage certificates, educational diplomas, among others.
What does an apostille or authentication certificate certify?
The type of procedure you require, whether it is a apostille or a authentication certificatewill depend on the country of origin of your document. If the country is part of the 1961 Hague ConventionIf you do not have an apostille, you will need an apostille for your document to be recognized internationally.
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Did you know that...
If your country is a member of the 1961 Hague Conventionyou can use a apostille to legally validate your documents in more than 120 countries
