Maryland Apostille Service
Apostille Fees
**1-2 weeks for Hague Countries and 8-12 weeks for Non-Hague countries
Maryland Apostille Service
When presenting your paperwork to another country, you need a form of authentication that verifies the attached signatures and seals. There are two types of validation:
- Have your document apostilled
- Have your document legalized by the Embassy/Consulate
The Hague Convention of 1961 established a uniform process of confirming the authenticity of documents. Countries belonging to this convention accept papers that are apostilled, while non-member countries only accept legalized documents that are processed through the Embassy or Consulate.
Don’t worry if you are unsure which verification your destination country requires, we will have your documents properly authenticated and quickly returned to you.
We Specialize in Maryland Apostille Service
Let One Source Process apostille your federal or state documents including: birth certificate, marriage certificate, diploma, transcripts, FBI report, power of attorney, & much more!
Specific steps must be taken, and in the correct order, to have your papers successfully apostilled or legalized.
You must first obtain the original or certified copy of the document. Next, depending on your documents, you may need to bring them to the County Clerk’s office in the originating county.
After that, the papers are submitted to the Maryland Department of State for the Apostille. If needed, you may also need to send all of the paperwork to the U.S. Department of State for certification.
If your destination country requires legalization instead of an apostille, the next step is to have all documents submitted to the United States Department of State in Washington, D.C. Then, the final step is to have everything sent to the Embassy or Consulate
Documents We Apostille in the USA
- Marriage certificates
- Death certificates
- Birth certificates
- Divorce decrees
- Single status affidavits
- Power of attorney
- Wills
- Car titles
- Adoption dossier
- FBI records
- Criminal history reports
- Any notarized document
- Certificates of good standing
- Certificates of incorporation
- Certificates of origin
- Power of attorney
- Hiring documents
- Company invoices
- Other business documents
- High school
- GED
- College diplomas
- Report cards
- Other various school records
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We go Further for You
Whew, that’s a lot of steps to go through.
But when working with us, authenticating your paperwork is easy. To begin, simply fill out our Order Form here. You will then send us your original documents (or certified copies).
That’s it!
We will take it from here. We will work with the correct Maryland offices, federal offices, and if needed, the Embassy or Consulate.
If you require an expedited Maryland apostille, then you’ve come to the right place. Our staff is available 7 days a week and ready to assist you.
We also provide translation services for destination countries
that require it.
Please visit our FAQ page to answer other questions you may have.
Do you need an apostille on documents issued in different states?
We are able to process multiple documents, simultaneously, in all 50 states and territories. Check out our apostille services in Texas, our apostille services in Los Angeles and our apostille services in Talahassee. You can also view our services in other states and cities here.
Enjoy Our Guaranteed Customer Service
Our Maryland apostille process is simple, stress-free, and will exceed your expectations; we guarantee it. We are dedicated to 100% customer satisfaction and will handle your documents with great care to ensure their safe return to you.
Please contact us anytime
Monday-Friday 9am – 6pm PST
Saturday – Sunday 9am – 4pm PST
Or at our toll-free number 1-800-668-5448 or email us at apostille@onesourceprocess.com.
We look forward to working with you.
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CEO Brandon Yoshimura (left) and Director of Operations Danny Koo (right) outside of our office in Washington, DC.