When a New Jersey apostille is required for traveling abroad, you can either work long hours and jump through hoops on your own to obtain one, or work with us and let us handle the red tape for you.
An apostille (French for ‘certification’) is the authentication of the signatures and seals on a document.
The Hague Convention of 1961 established a uniform acceptance of authenticity called an apostille. Therefore, all member countries accept the apostille, whereas all nonmember countries must have the document receive embassy legalization.
But don’t worry if you are unsure if your papers require an apostille or embassy legalization. We have worked with just about every country and will properly authenticate your documents.
Please visit our FAQ Blog to answer any questions about our New Jersey apostille services, embassy legalization, and more.
