Fast and Reliable New Jersey State Apostille
At One Source Process, we specialize in obtaining an apostille or embassy legalization of documents, including personal and business papers.
Some common personal papers that we can obtain an apostille are:
Birth certificate
Death certificate
Wedding license
Passport
Some common business documents that we can obtain an apostille are:
Business license
Hiring information
Articles of Incorporation
If you have personal or business documents (or both!), we will quickly obtain the apostille for you.
We have worked with almost all countries and know who and what office to contact. Let us work through the governmental red tape – you have better things to do.
Whether you are located in Jersey City, Trenton, Newark, or any surrounding communities, we will take care of the entire process for you, saving you time and hassle. Our offices are headquartered in Washington, DC, but we provide our services to every state, especially New Jersey.
The Apostille Process Can Be Tricky
When obtaining an apostille on your own, you must understand what each country requires and how to go about getting the correct information to the proper state or federal office.
You must know the answer to several questions to obtain an apostille on your own.
Does the country accept apostilles or require embassy legalization?
The Hague Convention of 1961 lists member countries
Do you have to have the original document, or will a certified copy work?
This varies depending on the document and the destination country – Italy requires the original documents
Is it a state or federally-issued document?
State-issued documents must receive the apostille from the Secretary of State
Federally-issued documents must receive the apostille from the US Department of State in Washington, DC.
Should the document have a notary signature?
It varies, depending on the document. For example, you can notarize your driver’s license rather than send the original.
Which documents will be rejected if it does have a notary signature?
You should NEVER notarize a vital document such as a birth certificate.
Can 1 apostille cover several documents?
No, you must have a separate apostille for each document.
We know the answers to all of these questions and more! We have been in business since 2010 – we can get the apostille for you.
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.
