An apostille is a form attached to your US document that verifies the authenticity of the seals and signatures, and are commonly used when submitting documents to other countries.

Apostilling documents can be a complex process. In most cases, you must obtain an original or certified copy of the document you are required to apostille. Once received, the document will have to be submitted to the issuing office of authentications, such as the Secretary of State, the US Department of State in Washington, DC, or the embassy or consulate.

The biggest challenge in the apostille authentication process is the unique requirements of each document one must meet before the paperwork is valid for apostille. This is why One Source Process offers a commitment-free document review service that will ensure your documents meet all the requirements necessary for apostille or embassy legalization.

Our comprehensive document apostille services allow us to prepare, file, and obtain the apostille for every state on your behalf – in the most convenient and professional manner. We can sometimes provide same-day apostille service for personal and business documents. But please keep in mind that federal documents through the US Department of State take more time. To get started: complete our Order Form.