What is an Apostille?
An apostille certifies that a U.S. document is authentic so it can be legally recognized in another country. We handle the notarization and coordinate the apostille certification process for you.
How It Works
Submission
Submit your documents to our team securely via mail or in-person appointment for initial review.
Verification
Our experts notarize the documents and verify they meet all state and international requirements.
Certification
We coordinate with the Secretary of State to obtain the final apostille certification for your use abroad.
Documents Eligible for Apostille

Birth Certificates

Marriage Certificates

Diplomas and Transcripts

Powers of Attorney

Business Documents

Background Checks
Florida Circuit Court Documents
Florida Clerk of the County Clerk Documents
Florida Vehicle Titles
The Apostille Process Timeline
STEP 1
Submission
Submit your digital or physical documents to our secure portal for audit.
STEP 2
Verification
Our team notarizes and verifies documents meet state and international criteria.
STEP 3
Coordination
We interface with the Secretary of State to secure final apostille authentication.
STEP 4
Delivery
Authenticated documents are returned, ready for international legal use.
