3 - 5 Day Florida Apostille - West Palm Beach

An apostille is an official government certificate that verifies a document’s notarization for international use. It confirms that the signature and seal on your document are authentic so that the document will be recognized in other countries under the Hague Apostille Convention.  It's essentially an "international notary"

Yes.  Your power of attorney must be notarized first, and then apostilled in order to use it in another country.

You'll need a certified copy of your Florida birth certificate from VitalChek, and have it shipped directly to us. Once we have the certified copy, we submit it directly to the Florida Department of State for apostille and ship the finished document to you anywhere in the world. 

 If you’re using documents abroad (e.g. birth certificates, marriage licenses, contracts), an apostille proves those documents are authentic. Countries that are members of the Hague Apostille Convention require it. In short, an apostille ensures your US documents are legally accepted overseas. 

No!  Our mobile service collects your documents, notarizes them if needed, and sends them to be apostilled at the Florida Department of State. We handle the process so you never have to travel to Tallahassee, saving you time and the possibility of your document being rejected for improper preparation.

 Yes. Countries generally require apostilled documents (like birth certificates, marriage records, naturalization papers, FBI background checks, and income documents) for dual citizenship. An apostille ensures your U.S. documents are legally recognized abroad. We help prepare these documents efficiently for the apostille.

Typical documents include:

• Birth, death, and marriage certificates
• Divorce decrees
• Power of attorney documents
• Corporate documents: articles or incorporation / organization, certificate of status
• School transcripts and diplomas
• FBI Background checks
• Affidavits (single status)
• Consent forms (child travel consent)
• etc...

When comparing expedited apostille services, it is important to look at the following:

• Advertised price vs. actual price: Check for add-ons
• Total processing time: The shipping turnaround time (2-day or overnight return shipping)
• Underlying document: Scanned copy (may not be accepted by the receiving party) or the original document (accepted by all Hague Convention parties)
• Reputation: Level of customer service 

Some services advertise a low expedited apostille fee, but charge additional fees for overnight shipping, a scan of your completed apostille, and in-person notarization. 

Our expedited apostille service is designed to provide a clearer turnaround and shipping timeline, so you know what to expect from the start, no surprises.