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Apostille & Authentication
Apostille & Authentication Services
Helping individuals and businesses prepare Texas documents for legal use overseas — accurately and on time.
What is an apostille?
A simplified explanation
An apostille is a certificate that verifies the signature and seal on a document so it will be accepted in another country. It is issued under the Hague Apostille Convention and removes the need for additional embassy legalization between member countries.
If the destination country is not part of the Hague Convention, the document may require authentication through a different process, such as embassy or consular legalization. We help you determine the right path based on where your document will be used.
Who needs one?
Common situations
- Studying or working abroad
- Marriage or adoption overseas
- International business transactions
- Property purchases in another country
- Obtaining dual citizenship
- Legal matters in a foreign jurisdiction
Documents we assist with
Types of documents
School Records
Transcripts, diplomas, and academic credentials.
Corporate Documents
Articles of incorporation, bylaws, and business filings.
Legal Papers
Powers of attorney, affidavits, court documents, and contracts.
Government & Export
Background checks, FBI reports, and export certificates.
How it works
Our 5-step process
1
Send your document
Upload or deliver the original or certified copy you need authenticated.
2
We review it
We confirm it meets Texas Secretary of State requirements before submission.
3
Submit for apostille
We hand-walk or mail your document to the correct state authority.
4
Track & follow up
We monitor status and keep you informed throughout the process.
5
Receive completed docs
Your apostilled documents are returned securely, ready for international use.
Get started
Request apostille service
Tell us about your document and destination country and we'll reply with next steps and pricing.
Prefer to talk?
Call or email us directly for questions about document requirements, timing, or international use.
Not sure where to start?
We can guide you
Every country has different requirements. We'll help you choose apostille or authentication.