Getting Started - How to obtain an apostille

Apostille Instructions

( A document that is applicable to the Apostille process due to the Hague Convention of 1961, does not need to be submitted at a foreign consulate for processing).

In order to obtain an Apostille, the following will be required:

The original document – If the document is notarized by a state certified notary, it must have the appropriate notary citation on or attached to the document i.e. (Jurat, Acknowledgment). If the document is issued by a state or county (Birth Certificates, Marriage License, Divorce Decrees and Death Certificates) they should be issued by a recognized entity like the Bureau of Vital Statistics, County or State Registrars and CountyClerk of the issuing state.

Recordable documents like (Birth Certificates, Marriage License, Divorce Decrees and Death Certificates) will only be accepted in their original form and are required to be sent to the respective Secretary of State in order to obtain the Apostille Stamp. All non recordable documents like, copies of Diplomas, College transcripts and State Certified Translations can be in submitted in copy form in order to obtain an Apostille.

The document should be sent to Rushapostilles.com with a letter explaining the reason for the request in detail and an Apostille/Certificate of Notary request form for billing and data entry purposes.

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