What is an Apostille?
An Apostille is an internationally recognized certificate that authenticates the signature, capacity, and seal on a public document. It eliminates the need for further consular legalization between Hague member countries.
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Apostille
Apostille services for documents traveling the world.
An Apostille is a certificate issued under the Hague Apostille Convention to authenticate the origin of a public document so it is recognized in another member country. Notary7 handles the full process end-to-end.
- Personal, corporate, Paper and e-Apostille
- Coverage in all Hague Convention member states
- Authority-tracked, transparent status
- Apostille on notarized documents in a single flow
- Express and emergency 24/7 service
- Worldwide courier delivery
Apostille quotation
Instant apostille quote
Apostille is $195. Add notarization, sworn translation, express or shipping — the total updates live.
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When Apostille is required
Whenever a public document issued in one Hague country needs to be officially used in another — for immigration, marriage abroad, company registration, real estate, education, or court proceedings.
Difference vs. notarization
Notarization certifies the signature or copy in front of a notary. The Apostille certifies the notary themselves. Many documents require notarization first, then Apostille — we handle the chain.
Apostille for corporate documents
Articles of incorporation, certificates of good standing, board resolutions, powers of attorney, and UBO declarations — apostilled for cross-border banking, M&A, and entity setup.
Frequently asked questions
How long does an Apostille take?+
Turnaround depends on the issuing country and document type — typically 2–10 business days for standard service. Express options reduce this to 24–72 hours where authorities allow.
What if my destination country is not in the Hague Convention?+
You will need embassy legalization instead. Our quote engine detects this automatically and routes your order to the correct certification chain.
Do I send originals or copies?+
It depends on the document type. Many civil and academic records require originals; some corporate documents accept certified copies. We confirm exact requirements after your order.
Acceptance guarantee
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We guarantee your notarization, Apostille, legalization or translation will be accepted by the destination authority — or we fix it or refund you.