When you need to apostille documents for traveling abroad, you can either work on your own to obtain one – or work with us and let us handle the red tape for you.
Authenticating a document is a way to confirm the trueness of the signatures and seals. Depending on your destination country, you can:
- 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 the apostille as a form of authentication, while non-member countries accept documents that are legalized 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.
Let One Source Process apostille your federal or state documents, including: birth certificate, marriage certificate, diploma, transcripts, FBI report, power of attorney, and much more!
