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Under the Hague treaty of 1961, an apostille makes your document acceptable to foreign institutions, governments, and courts.
Documents authenticated for use abroad under the Hague treaty of 1961, so foreign institutions, governments and courts accept what you send them.
An apostille is a method of authenticating documents legally. It is performed by the New York State Department of State, and it is what makes a New York document acceptable to foreign institutions, governments, and courts under the Hague treaty of 1961.
Apostilles are commonly required for international real estate transactions, forming a business abroad, inheritance matters, and educational credential verification. Students who need to attend a foreign university, for instance, must have their transcripts and diplomas notarized and apostilled before the institution will consider them. I guide you through the New York State authentication process from the notarization onward, so nothing is sent abroad only to be rejected on a technicality.

Personal records, academic credentials and corporate paperwork all follow the same authentication route through the New York State Department of State.

Call (646) 684-8373 with the document and the country that will receive it, since the destination determines what the authentication has to satisfy.
We agree on a time — including evenings and weekends — and I confirm which documents and identification to have ready.
I travel to your home, office, or hospital anywhere in New York City to verify identities, witness signatures, and complete the notarization.
The notarized document goes through the New York State Department of State for the apostille, which is what foreign institutions, governments, and courts recognize.
Under the Hague treaty of 1961, an apostille makes your document acceptable to foreign institutions, governments, and courts.
Students attending a foreign university must have transcripts and diplomas notarized and apostilled before they are accepted.
International real estate transactions and inheritance matters routinely require authenticated documents before they can proceed.
Corporate documents used to form or register a business in another country generally must be apostilled first.
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