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If you have a business or personal family matters in a country, member of the Hague Apostille Convention, you will need to obtain an Apostille on your Power of Attorney. By getting your Power of Attorney apostilled, you can save time and money on travel to the country where your Power of Attorney is destined to. For instance, you have a property in Panama and want to sell it. You can appoint your family member or another person in Panama to handle the sale on your behalf while you remain in the United States.
An Apostille is attached to your original document to verify its authenticity. The Secretary of State issues Apostilles on documents originated in that state.
Do you need to apostille your FBI Background Check?
If you have already received your FBI background check within the past 90 business days, you can submit your document for further processing through our office. If you have not received your FBI background check yet, you need to contact an FBI Channeler or the FBI directly. Please contact our office if you need help finding an FBI Channeler, we will be happy to provide you with a list of recommended FBI Channelers.
Do you intend to get married in another country and have been told to provide a Certificate of Non-Impediment for Marriage?
Are you going to work or study abroad? Has your potential foreign employer asked you for an apostilled Diploma?
We offer document legalization services through the Chinese Embassy. Our services include the following: Embassy legalization, attestation, authentication, and certification.
The New York State Department of State provides Apostilles for documents if they were issued in the State of New York.
You will need an apostilled Certificate of No Record of Marriage if you plan to get married in a foreign country, a member of the Hague Apostille Convention. Some countries also ask for the Certificate of No Record of Marriage for employment.
Do you need an apostille on your Birth Certificate?
There are quite a few reasons why you would need to obtain an apostille on your birth certificate issued in the United States. Some of the most common reasons include: getting married in a foreign country, property inheritance abroad, obtaining dual citizenship.