What We Do:
📍 State Apostille Services – All 50 States
We route your documents to the correct Secretary of State based on where they were issued or notarized—ensuring accurate processing the first time.
Federal Apostille Services (U.S. Department of State)
For qualifying federal documents, we manage the full authentication process with precision and care.
🌐 Embassy Legalization (Non-Hague Countries)
For countries that require legalization instead of an apostille, we handle:
✔ Secretary of State authentication
✔ U.S. Department of State authentication
✔ Embassy or consulate legalization
📝 Certified Translation Services
We provide certified translations for documents required by foreign governments—ensuring compliance and acceptance.
🔍 We Prevent Delays Before They Happen
Unlike basic notary services, we pre-screen every document for acceptance before submission—reducing rejections, saving time, and protecting your deadlines.
How the Apostille Process Works:
Step 1: Book Your Appointment
Schedule your appointment and complete
the intake form so we can verify:
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Your document type
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The destination country
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The state where the document was issued
Call: 708-797-6226
Step 3: Document Review & Notarization
We carefully review your documents to make sure they meet apostille
requirements. If notarization is needed, we will notarize the documents
for you.
Step 5: Updates & Tracking
We keep you informed throughout the process, including:
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Submission updates
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Approval notifications
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Return shipping tracking
Step 7: Certified Translation (If Needed)
If your destination country requires
translated documents, we can coordinate
certified translation services so, your documents
are ready for international use.
Choose Your Processing Speed:
Standard Processing
$125 | ~10 Business Days
Best for non-urgent requests. Your documents are submitted through standard state channels and completed within approximately 10 business days.
**Perfect if you’re planning ahead and want the most cost-effective option.
Priority Processing (Most Popular)
$225 | 4–5 Business Days
Need it faster? This option includes priority submission and expedited handling to get your apostille completed in just a few days.
**Most clients choose this for the perfect balance of speed and value.
Rush Expedited Processing
$400 | 1–2 Business Days
For time-sensitive situations, we take immediate action. An Apostille Facilitator will personally travel to the Secretary of State and work directly with them for same-day or next-day processing.
**Ideal for urgent international deadlines, travel, or legal matters.
What’s Included in Every Service:
✔ Direct coordination with the Secretary of State or U.S. Department of State
✔ Processing for one document
✔ One notarization included
✔ Expert review to prevent delays or rejection
✔ Step-by-step communication throughout the process
Additional Documents
$50 per document
Step 2: Send or Drop Off Your Documents
Choose the option that works best for you:
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Courier pickup
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Mail your documents using a trackable shipping service
If mailing, include:
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A copy of your ID
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Your intake confirmation
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Your return address
Step 4: Apostille Processing
We submit your documents to the correct agency based on your needs:
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State Apostille → Secretary of State
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Federal Apostille → U.S. Department of State
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Non-Hague Countries → Embassy or Consulate legalization process
Step 6: Receive Your Completed Documents
Once complete, you can:
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Pick up your documents
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Have them shipped back to you
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Ship directly to another country if needed
Shipping fees may apply.
Personal, Legal & Business Documents We Handle Daily
Education
Diplomas, transcripts, enrollment verification letters, study abroad documents, and TEFL or educator certification documents
Personal
Birth, marriage, and death certificates, divorce decrees, single status affidavits, adoption documents, name change orders, FBI and state background checks, medical letters, minor travel consent forms, HIPAA authorizations, and powers of attorney
Travel & Immigration
visa renewal documents, invitation letters, employer verification letters, police clearance certificates, and notarized copies where permitted by law.
Business
Corporate bylaws and resolutions, certificates of good standing, certificates of origin, commercial invoices, agency and distribution agreements, and patent or trademark documents.
Don’t see your document listed? Contact us — this is not a complete list of the documents we can process.
Call 708.797.6226
Timelines | Pricing
A $50 deposit is required to reserve your appointment. The deposit will be credited toward your total service balance at the time of service.
Our apostille facilitation services begin at $125 and include multiple processing options based on your timeline. Pricing and turnaround times may vary for federal or out-of-state apostille requests.
What to Include With Your Mail-In Request
Please include the following with your documents:
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A prepaid trackable shipping label for both delivery and return shipping (if you prefer a specific carrier)
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A copy of your valid government-issued ID
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Your intake confirmation along with a note listing the destination country
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Original certified copies of vital records when required by the issuing state (we will verify this during the pre-check process)
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Important: Do not sign documents that require notarization until instructed by our team
Why We're Trusted
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Fast turnaround times with daily submissions and professional courier services
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Clear communication and status updates throughout the process
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Apostille services available for all 50 states, including federal and non-Hague country legalization
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Convenient door-to-door shipping options, including direct international delivery when requested (shipping fees apply)
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Schedule Your Apostille Appointment Call: 708.797.6226
Important Information
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Requirements vary depending on the document type and destination country. Final acceptance is determined by the receiving agency or authority
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Federal apostilles and non-Hague legalization requests may require processing through multiple agencies or embassies, which can increase turnaround times and fees
We are not a law firm and do not provide legal advice

