Embassy Legalization
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Embassy legalizations and apostilles play a pivotal role in facilitating international transactions, ensuring the authenticity and legality of documents across borders. At Apostille International, we understand the complexities involved in this critical process, and our dedicated team is committed to simplifying it for you. With years of experience and expertise, we’ve earned a reputation for excellence in embassy legalization services.
Operating in two major hubs, New York and Washington, D.C., we offer comprehensive support for all your document legalization needs. Our services encompass a wide range of documents, from business contracts and academic transcripts to personal certificates and legal papers. Our streamlined approach not only saves you time but also provides you with peace of mind, knowing that your documents will meet the stringent requirements of foreign authorities.
Trust Apostille International to handle your embassy legalization and apostille needs with professionalism and precision.
LEARN ABOUT EMBASSY LEGALIZATION
Embassy legalization is a crucial step in ensuring that your documents are accepted and recognized by foreign governments, particularly in nations that are not signatories to the 1961 Hague Convention Treaty. This process acts as a seal of approval, certifying the authenticity and legality of your documents, making them valid for use at any consulate or embassy and in non-Hague Convention countries.
Whether you’re planning to work, study, marry, or conduct business abroad, embassy legalization opens doors for you. It allows you to present your U.S.-issued documents with confidence, proving their validity and integrity in the eyes of foreign authorities. However, if your destination falls under the umbrella of the 1961 Hague Convention Treaty, you will require apostille services to authenticate your documents, ensuring their hassle-free acceptance in those countries. Understanding the nuances of embassy legalization and apostille services is essential for a seamless international experience.
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We provide embassy legalization services for New York and Washington, D.C. Embassies. Our services for New York Embassies take 3–5 business days, while our services for Washington, D.C. Embassies take 4–7 business days.
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New York Embassy Legalizations
In the state of New York, the process of embassy legalization involves obtaining an apostille from the New York Secretary of State for both public and private documents. Birth and death records, specifically in the boroughs of Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, the Bronx, and Staten Island, must carry the signature of the City Registrar and include a letter of exemplification.
Additionally, documents bearing the signature of the Director of Vital Records in New York State are considered valid for this purpose. Marriage certificates issued by the city must be certified with the original signature and stamp of the City Clerk on the back. Furthermore, all birth, death, marriage, and divorce records must originate from the New York Department of Health or a local registrar or town clerk in the location where the event occurred.
Washington, D.C. Embassy Legalizations
When dealing with embassy legalization in Washington, D.C., birth, death, and marriage certificates bearing an original signature are eligible for apostillation by the Washington, D.C. Secretary of State. It’s important to note that the notary and apostille must be issued from the same state. Therefore, in situations where an original document is not available for notarization and apostille in Washington, D.C., a scanned photocopy of the original document can be notarized and apostilled in New York City. Certified copies of original documents can also be obtained from Washington, D.C.’s Vital Records Division for the embassy legalization process.
Understanding these specific requirements is crucial for a successful document legalization journey.
DETERMINE YOUR NEEDS
We provide embassy legalizations for personal and corporate U.S. documents, including:
Birth Certificates: Official documents issued by a government authority that record a person’s birth, including details such as date, place, and parents’ names.
FBI Background Checks: A report generated by the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) that provides information about an individual’s criminal history, if any, in the United States.
Diplomas: Formal certificates awarded by educational institutions, such as universities or colleges, to students upon successful completion of their academic programs.
Marriage Certificates: Legal documents that confirm the marriage of two individuals, including the date, location, and often the names of witnesses.
Corporate Documents: Legal paperwork related to the establishment and operation of a business entity, including articles of incorporation, bylaws, and business licenses.
Death Certificates: Official records issued by a government authority that document a person’s death, including the date, cause, and place of death.
Social Security Letters: Correspondence from the Social Security Administration (SSA) that provides information about an individual’s Social Security benefits or related matters.
Powers of Attorney: Legal documents that grant someone the authority to act on behalf of another person in legal, financial, or medical matters.
Naturalization Certificates: Certificates issued by a government authority to foreign nationals who have successfully completed the process of becoming citizens of a new country.
With embassy legalizations, your documents are effectively internationally notarized, certified, and ready to use. Once you obtain an embassy legalization, your documents will be official and legal documents ready for any foreign transaction. But to be certified, each document must receive an apostille, which proves it’s been evaluated and authenticated.
Get Started with Apostille International
We started in New York and have provided award-winning service to our customers for years. As a one-stop source to embassy legalization, apostille, and notary services, we treat customers as part of the family and ensure customer satisfaction. Our staff is experienced with a range of laws, so we can certify your documents for both Hague member and non-Hague member countries.
Be prepared for all your foreign transaction needs and potential emergencies by obtaining an embassy legalization for all appropriate documents. Before traveling, obtain an embassy legalization worry-free with our help. Contact us by phone at (844) 606-8719 or get a quote online by clicking here.