To ensure that a public document from Alabama is legally recognized abroad, it must go through a legalization process. The specific procedure depends on the destination country and is completed through apostille (for Hague Convention countries) or consular legalization (for non-member countries).
Our Alabama apostille service simplifies this process by handling every step on your behalf—securely, professionally, and in full compliance with the Alabama Secretary of State. Whether you need to legalize a birth certificate, diploma, power of attorney, or any official document, we guarantee legal validity and fast turnaround.
We handle apostille services for a wide variety of documents, including:
Note: Documents must be signed by a valid Alabama notary, public official, or issued by a recognized institution.
International Recognition
An apostille certifies the legal validity of your document in over 120 countries under the Hague Apostille Convention, removing the need for further authentication.
Simplified Process
The apostille acts as a single certification, cutting down on paperwork and reducing costs.
Time Efficiency
Faster than consular legalization, ideal for urgent legal, academic, or business needs.
Broader Acceptance
Accepted by foreign authorities without additional steps.
Legal Assurance
Confirms authenticity and source, providing legal protection internationally.
If the destination country is a member of the Hague Apostille Convention, your document requires an apostille. If not, it may require consular legalization after state authentication.
Not sure which you need? Our experts will determine the correct process and guide you every step of the way.
We serve clients across Alabama, including:
Note: No matter where you are located, we assist you via mail, courier, or online coordination.
Experienced support team with international expertise
What is an apostille?
An apostille is an international certification for public documents issued in a Hague Convention member country..
Do I need the original document?
Yes, most Alabama documents require an original or a certified copy for apostille.
Can I apostille a notarized document?
Yes, as long as the notarization was done correctly by an Alabama notary public.
How much does it cost?
Our flat fee covers processing, document preparation, and state filing. Contact us for a personalized quote.
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