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U.S. Apostille Services
What Is an Apostille?
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An Apostille is a form of authentication issued for documents so they can be officially recognized in other countries. Established by the Hague Apostille Convention of 1961, the Apostille simplifies the international legalization process by certifying the authenticity of documents, including the signatures and seals they contain.
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When Do You Need an Apostille?
An Apostille is required in various situations, particularly when documents need official recognition abroad. Some common cases include
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Marriage Abroad
To confirm marital status for legal purposes in another country.
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Studying Internationally
To validate academic credentials, like diplomas, for use abroad.
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Business Transactions
For companies submitting contracts or official documents overseas.​
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Governmental and Legal Purposes
For documents like birth certificates, police records, or powers of attorney required for visa applications or legal matters internationally.
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