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International Notarization

International Notarization

(24/7 Global Notary Service)

$75.00

International document support

International Use Country Review Secure Booking

Additional Signers — $10.00 each

Additional Notary Stamps — $75.00 each

SKU: LINS-7530

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International Notarization


Notarize U.S. Documents From Anywhere in the World


Complete eligible U.S. notarizations while living, working, studying,
traveling, or doing business outside the United States.
Meet with a New York notary online and complete the appropriate
physical or electronic signing process.


✓ Worldwide Signers

✓ No U.S. Citizenship Required

✓ Physical or Electronic Signing

✓ Secure Document Upload


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Outside the United States?

You can still notarize many eligible U.S. documents remotely.
LINS reviews the document and signing requirements and helps identify
the appropriate physical or electronic signing route.



Start With


Your Document


Tell Us


Where You Are Located


Choose


Signing Method


Then


Meet Online

Common International Notary Documents


International notarization is commonly used for U.S. documents
that need to be signed while the signer is abroad or presented
to a foreign recipient.

✓ Powers of Attorney
✓ Affidavits
✓ Authorization Letters
✓ Consent Forms
✓ Property Documents
✓ Business Documents
✓ Corporate Authorizations
✓ Agreements & Contracts
✓ Family Documents
✓ School Documents
✓ Professional Forms
✓ Foreign Submission Forms

Choose Your Signing Method


1


Physical Signature


Use this route when the document requires a handwritten signature.
Attend the live video meeting, sign the document as instructed,
and upload the completed signed document through your meeting page
for completion of the notarization process.


2


Electronic Signature


Use this route when the document is eligible for electronic signing.
Upload the unsigned document, complete the required identity-verification
process, meet with the notary online, and sign electronically during
the session.

What You Need

✓ Valid Government-Issued Photo ID
✓ Document Ready for Review
✓ Camera & Microphone
✓ Stable Internet Connection
✓ Recipient Instructions
✓ Correct Number of Signers
✓ Correct Number of Notary Stamps
✓ Quiet, Well-Lit Meeting Space

After Booking


Document Upload


Upload your document directly from your LINS meeting page.
Keep the document unsigned unless your specific signing instructions
require otherwise.


Identity Verification


Complete the applicable identity-verification process before
or during the scheduled session so the notary can proceed
with the notarization.

International Notarization vs. Apostille


Step One


Notarization


Notarization verifies the signing of the document.
It does not by itself authenticate the document for international use.


When Required


Apostille or Legalization


If the receiving country or institution requires authentication,
the notarized document may also need an apostille or
embassy/consulate legalization.


View Apostille Service →


Need Authentication After Notarization?


LINS Apostille Processing Options


If your notarized document also requires authentication for international use,
choose the service that matches the document format and deadline.



Standard Apostille


$195


Electronic Apostille


$295


Expedited Apostille


$395


Next-Day Apostille


$495


Non-Hague Country?


Embassy & Consulate Legalization


If the destination country does not use Hague apostilles,
the notarized document may require authentication and embassy
or consulate legalization instead.


Legalization Service

$600


View Legalization Service →


Ready to Continue?


Return to the booking section above to choose your appointment,
signing method, number of notary stamps, and number of signers.


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Long Island Notary Services is not a law firm and does not provide legal advice.
International document requirements and final acceptance should be confirmed
with the intended recipient, foreign authority, agency, consulate, or institution when necessary.

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