Embassy Legalization
At Apostille Int., we save you time and worries! We handle the legalization of your documents for your international procedures at the embassies in New York and Washington, DC.
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Embassy legalizations and apostilles are a necessary part of foreign transactions. Apostille International handles the entire process, removing the hassle and leaving you worry-free. We serve all your needs for embassy legalization in New York and Washington, D.C.
LEARN ABOUT EMBASSY LEGALIZATION
Embassy legalization certifies the legitimacy of your documents for use at any consulate or embassy as well as in foreign countries that are not members of the 1961 Hague Convention Treaty. With embassy legalization, you can use your U.S. issued documents in the foreign country that you travel to. If you travel to a country that is a member of the Hague Convention Treaty of 1961, you’ll need our apostille services.
DISCOVER OUR SERVICES
We provide embassy legalization services for New York and Washington, D.C. Embassies. Our services for New York Embassies take 3–5 business days, while our services for Washington, D.C. Embassies take 4–7 business days.
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Request your quote through the form
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Provide us with the necessary data for retrieval
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Receive your legalized document!
Rather than worry about the intricacies of the situation, come to us and we’ll handle the certifications throughout the entire process. Our services meet all the embassies’ requirements.
- New York Embassy Legalizations: Public and private documents are apostilled by the New York Secretary of State. Birth and death records must bear the signature of the City Registrar, and include a letter of exemplification, in the boroughs of Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, the Bronx, and Staten Island.
Additionally, for New York State, documents with the signature of the Director of Vital Records are also valid. Marriage certificates from the city must be certified and contain the original signature and stamp of the City Clerk in back, while all birth, death, marriage, and divorce records must be issued from the New York Department of Health, or a local registrar or town clerk based where the event took place.
- Washington, D.C. Embassy Legalizations: Birth, death, and marriage certificates with an original signature are apostilled by the Washington, D.C. Secretary of State. The notary and apostille must be issued from the same state; for this reason, a scanned photocopy of an original document will be notarized and apostilled in New York City. Certified copies of original documents can be obtained from Washington, D.C.’s Vital Records Division.
DETERMINE YOUR NEEDS
We provide embassy legalizations for personal and corporate U.S. documents, including:
- Birth certificates
- FBI background checks
- Diplomas
- Marriage certificates
- Corporate documents
- Death certificates
- Social Security letters
- Powers of attorney
- Naturalization certificates
With embassy legalizations, your documents are effectively internationally notarized, certified, and ready to use. Once you obtain an embassy legalization, your documents will be official and legal documents ready for any foreign transaction. But to be certified, each document must receive an apostille, which proves it’s been evaluated and authenticated.
Get Started with Apostille International
We started in New York and have provided award-winning service to our customers for years. As a one-stop source to embassy legalization, apostille, and notary services, we treat customers as part of the family and ensure customer satisfaction. Our staff is experienced with a range of laws, so can certify your documents for both Hague member and non-Hague member countries.
Be prepared for all your foreign transaction needs and potential emergencies by obtaining an embassy legalization for all appropriate documents. Before traveling, obtain an embassy legalization worry-free with our help. Contact us by phone at (844) 606-8719 or get a quote online by clicking here.