Same-day apostille · New York documents
Apostilled today.
We pick up, notarize if it needs it, walk it through the county clerk and the Department of State, and hand it back the same day.
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Who this is for
Three kinds of call.
Personal records
Birth, marriage and death certificates, name changes and divorce decrees.
Best forImmigration, marriage abroad, dual citizenship, inheritance.
Notarized documents
Powers of attorney, affidavits, consent letters and translations we notarize on the spot.
Best forAnything you can sign in front of us today.
Business and academic
Corporate papers, certificates of good standing, diplomas and transcripts.
Best forOverseas hires, foreign company registrations, study abroad.
What to bring
Have these ready.
The original
For vital records, a certified copy with a raised or embossed seal. Photocopies can't be apostilled.
The destination country
It decides whether you need an apostille or consulate legalization. We'll tell you which.
Photo ID
Only if we're notarizing something first. Valid, unexpired, government-issued.
A delivery address
We hand it back in person, or ship it the same evening.
Documents we handle
Same-Day Apostille, by document.
- Birth certificates
- Marriage certificates
- Death certificates
- Powers of attorney
- Affidavits and sworn statements
- Diplomas and transcripts
- Corporate resolutions and bylaws
- Certificates of good standing
- Travel consent letters
- Court documents
- Divorce decrees
- Adoption paperwork
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Questions
Six answers.
Same day, on weekdays, if we have the document before the cutoff. The Department of State counter is open Monday to Friday; we schedule pickups around it. Weekend pickups are filed first thing Monday.
Members of the 1961 Hague Convention, which includes most of Europe, Latin America and a growing list in Asia and Africa. Non-member countries need consulate legalization instead. Tell us the country and we'll tell you the route.
Certified vital records and court documents don't. Powers of attorney, affidavits, consent letters and translations do, and the county clerk then certifies the notary before the state will apostille. We handle both steps in one trip.
Photocopies instead of certified copies, a notarization that's missing a piece, an expired certified copy, or a document issued by another state. We check every document before we leave your door.
No. An apostille comes from the state that issued or notarized the document. If yours was issued elsewhere, we'll point you to the right office and tell you what to send.
City-issued birth and death certificates need a letter of exemplification from the Department of Health before the state will apostille them. We tell you before you order so you get the right version.