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A. An Apostille is a document attached to your document that signifies that is ready to be presented to any country that accepts Apostille. It's an authentication of a public document issued pursuant to the 1961 Hague Convention abolishing the Requirement of Legalization for Foreign Public Documents.
The Apostille ensures that public documents issued in one country will be recognized as valid in another country as long as that country is part of the Hague. Click here for a list of countries that will accept Apostille. If your country is not on this list, then you will likely need legalization or attestation.

A. No. We are a private business registered in the United States. We do work closely with these entities to facilitate the certification process.

A. Due to staff shortages and other factors, many State and Federal process times have inflated. Process time does not include travel.

IMPORTANT: Any processing time given by Apostille Please, LLC Staff is an ESTIMATE based on current industry flow at the time. Variables out of our control can affect process time, so plan accordingly. We are not responsible for missed deadlines due to circumstances beyond our control. We do NOT offer refunds or credits for missed deadlines for delays beyond our control such as courier delays, State delays, US Department of State delays and Embassy delays. By contracting Apostille Please, LLC you agree to these terms. In many instances Expedited Services are available. See below.

A. Yes, even with State and Federal staff shortage delays, we can still provide some sort of rush services. No one gets it done faster. Check with us to see if your State's documents can be rushed.

A. No. We process U.S. documents only. If the document is notarized in the U.S. then it is a U.S. document even if it was written abroad.

A. You can email a scan for verification purposes only. Vital documents such as birth, death, marriage, and divorce documents must be original and recently issued. You may be able to order a new document at www.vitalchek.com. All notarized documents must also be original.

A. We cannot order vital documents such as birth and death certificates. They must be obtained according to the law. You can order most documents online from www.vitalchek.com. We can order marriage and corporate documents for some states.