An apostille refers to the legalization of a document for international use. The apostille certifies the signature and the position of the official who has issued or certified a copy of a document.

Those in Fresno County who wish to authenticate documents for international use but haven’t been able to do so because of lack of time or travel expenses will now be able to do so without traveling ...

Orange County Apostille provides same-day and expedited apostille services to ensure time-sensitive immigration matters are handled with care. With a deep understanding of federal and state ...

Photocopies of two (2) forms of acceptable ID: passport, birth certificate, driver's license, social security card. If your name has been legally changed, you must enclose a copy of the legal name ...

The Office of the University Registrar can help students and alumni with parts of the Apostille process. You can mail or bring all required documents, including the Apostille request form (PDF), to ...

ETH Zurich may only authenticate documents which it has issued. Documents issued by other Swiss universities or by foreign universities must be authenticated by the issuing institution or via (e.g.) a ...

San Diego residents needing to authenticate documents for international use can skip the long trek to Sacramento or Los Angeles, thanks to an Apostille Pop-Up Shop Wednesday. The San Diego County ...

Ministry of Foreign Affairs has extended Apostille attestation services through courier ... As part of this initiative, designated courier companies will collect documents from applicants, which will ...

The convention shortens the public document authentication process to a single formality called as Apostille by the designated authority of the country where the document was issued. Thus Foreign ...

When individuals apply for visas, permanent residency, or citizenship in a foreign country, they often need official documents such as birth certificates, marriage licenses, divorce decrees, and ...

ETH Zurich may only authenticate documents which it has issued. Documents issued by other Swiss universities or by foreign universities must be authenticated by the issuing institution or via (e.g.) a ...