Certified Apostille Agent For The State Of California.
APOSTILLES CAN BE COMPLICATED. DON’T LEAVE THIS TO A NON-PROFESSIONAL WHO ARE NOT FULLY AWARE OF THE C.A. APOSTILLE PROCESS & THE UNIQUE REQUIREMENTS WITHIN THE HAGUE AND NON-HAGUE COUNTRIES. Corona, CA, Norco, CA, Eastvale, CA, Jurupa Valley, CA, Fontana, CA
1) What is an Apostille
An Apostille is similar to an international notary stamp & authenticates the document so it can be used in another country. In California, the Secretary of State provides an Apostille to authenticate California Public Official signature(s) on documents to be used outside the United States. An apostille will ensure that your documents will be recognized as legitimate in all participating countries within the Hague Convention.
Country of Destination:
There are two types of countries of destination: Hague Convention and non -Hague Convention. Apostilles can only be issued for countries that belong to the Hague Convention. If your destination country is not a member of the Hague Convention this is considered a non-Hague Country & therefore would need to be “Authenticated” by U.S. Dept. Of Justice in Washington D.C. and/or Embassy Legalization for that respective country. Please see below for further information surrounding non-Hague Countries.
2) What Documents Can Be Apostilled?
- Birth/Death/Marriage/Divorce Certificates
- C.A State Backgrounds
- Marriage Affidavits
- Power of Attorney
- School Transcripts/Diploma
- Medical Clearance Forms
- USA Passports
- Single Status Affidavit
- Corporate Documents
- CA Driver’s License
- Federal Background Checks
- Any Notarized Documents & More...
Non Hague Countries:
Depending on the documents, some may require to be Apostilled at CA Secretary of State and then to U.S. Department of Justice in Washington D.C. to obtain Authentication. If the documents are Federal documents(I.e., Federal Backgrounds, Natural Certifications, etc..) then documents are directly sent to Washington D.C. for Authentication. Please call me directly for more detailed information regarding your non-Hague destination documents.
- Birth/Death/Marriage/Divorce Certificates
- C.A State Backgrounds
- Marriage Affidavits
- Power of Attorney
- School Transcripts/Diploma
- Medical Clearance Forms
- USA Passports
- Single Status Affidavit
- Corporate Documents
- CA Driver’s License
- Federal Background Checks
- Any Notarized Documents & More...
Hague Country Pricing: You don’t have to leave your house…I drive to you and return the documents to you once document(s) have been Apostilled!
$175 (Birth Certificate/Death/Divorce/Marriage Certificate) $225 – 4 – 5 weeks / $325 – 3 to 4 Business Days / $450 – Document to be returned next day
$175 (Birth Certificate/Death/Divorce/Marriage Certificate) $225 – 4 – 5 weeks / $325 – 3 to 4 Business Days / $450 – Document to be returned next day
- I will personally drive to your home/office to pick up & notarize documents. Each document must be notarized before it can be Apostilled with the exception of Birth Certificates/Death/Divorce/Marriage Certificates)
- FREE client Apostille consulting
- Fed Ex shipping, courier services and Apostille fees payable to Secretary of State are all included in pricing listed above
- Translation services are also available for documents that require to be translated into a another language (additional fees apply for translation services)
– Prices listed above reflect pricing for services rendered in Corona CA, Norco CA, Jurupa Valley CA, Eastvale CA and surrounding cities. Additional $25-50 fee may apply for cities outside these areas.
– EZ Mobile Notary At Your Door & Apostille Services : I take out all the guess work. I will personally notarize the document(s) & submit expeditiously to the Secretary of State for Apostilleship all without leaving your house. My fees reflect a flat fee to cover my mobile, notary, FedEx shipping cost, and California Secretary of State Apostille fees.
Most Common Reasons Apostilles Can Be Rejected:
- Birth/Death/Marriage/Divorce Certificate will not be Apostilled if the current C.A. State Registrar name/title, “or” County Clerk title “or” County Recorder title is not listed on the certificate. If the certificate is issued by a city/local county agency, the document will be rejected & you’d have to start the Apostille process all over again.
- The Notary Public’s signature on the notary certificate DOES NOT MATCH the Notary’s Public signature that’s on file with Secretary of State. This mistake is very common for rejection. As a trained Apostille Agent, I will ensure your documents are notarized with the same signature that is on file with the Secretary of State.
When you need an Apostille for foreign use, you can’t afford a mistake. Let me take out all the guess work and save you time and money.