We help individuals, families, students, attorneys, and businesses prepare documents for use outside the United States. Start with the right apostille path, upload your documents securely, and move from review to completion with clear next steps.
Apostille requests often fail when the document is not eligible, the notarization is incomplete, or the destination country requires legalization instead of an apostille. This page helps you choose the right service before you book.
Birth certificates, marriage certificates, diplomas, transcripts, FBI background checks, powers of attorney, corporate records, and court documents can require different handling.
Review requirements →Hague Convention countries usually accept apostilles. Non-Hague countries may require embassy or consulate legalization.
Check countries served →Select standard, electronic, rush, or emergency handling based on your deadline, document type, and destination requirements.
Compare pricing →Select the service level that matches your deadline. If you are unsure, start with the apostille request form and we will route the document to the correct path.
Best when you have time and want professional handling without rush processing.
Best for eligible documents that can move through a digital apostille workflow.
Best for business, travel, school, immigration, or legal deadlines that cannot wait for standard processing.
Best for urgent travel, visa, court, international business, or agency deadlines.
If you regularly send documents overseas, handle corporate filings, support clients, or need repeated notarization and apostille services, a membership may lower your per-request cost.
The process depends on whether your document is a government-issued record, a notarized private document, a school record, a federal record, or a corporate document.
Start the apostille request and provide the country where the document will be used, the document type, and your deadline.
Upload the document through the appropriate request flow. If notarization is required first, we will route you to Remote Online Notarization or another eligible notarization path.
We check whether the document needs notarization, county certification, state apostille, federal authentication, or embassy legalization.
Once the document path is confirmed, your request moves through the selected service speed.
You receive the completed apostille or next-step instructions depending on the destination country and document requirements.
These are common apostille and legalization requests. Requirements may vary depending on the issuing authority and destination country.
Birth certificates, marriage certificates, death certificates, divorce decrees, and single status affidavits.
Check document requirements →Diplomas, transcripts, enrollment letters, degrees, and education records for work, study, or licensing abroad.
Start education apostille →FBI Identity History Summary, state background checks, and police clearance documents for international use.
View international document services →Certificates of good standing, articles of incorporation, powers of attorney, board resolutions, and commercial documents.
Corporate support →Court orders, judgments, divorce decrees, affidavits, and notarized legal documents.
Avoid rejected documents →Powers of attorney, consent letters, authorization letters, affidavits, and other documents that may need notarization before apostille.
Notarize online first →Use these internal paths to avoid ordering the wrong service.
Start with the apostille request form if you know your document needs an apostille. Use pricing if you want to compare service speeds first.
If the destination country is part of the Hague Apostille Convention, an apostille is usually the correct authentication. If the country is not a Hague country, legalization may be required. Check Countries We Serve before ordering.
No. The document must meet eligibility requirements. Some documents need notarization, certification, or a specific issuing authority before apostille processing.
Private documents such as powers of attorney, affidavits, and authorization letters often need notarization before apostille. If needed, start with Remote Online Notarization.
Use the Avoid Rejected Documents page to identify common issues such as incorrect notarization, missing signatures, wrong certificate type, or country-specific requirements.
Yes. If you need ongoing notarization, apostille, or international document help, review our Discount Memberships.
Yes. Businesses, law firms, agencies, and international teams can use Corporate Solutions for recurring document workflows.
Professional apostille, legalization, notarization, and international document support for New York documents and global use cases.
Email: support@linotaryservices.com
Phone: (929) 398-6099
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