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Apostille Your Arizona Documents
Arizona, renowned for its vibrant cities like Phoenix and Tucson, and its captivating landscapes and cultural richness, has an increasing demand for Arizona apostille services. With a diverse economy spanning tourism, technology, and agriculture, the State of Arizona apostilles over 800 requests monthly.
At Apostille International, we understand Arizona’s unique needs. Our dedicated team provides streamlined solutions, tailored for individuals and businesses alike. Whether you need authentication for original documents or scanned copies, we simplify the process, ensuring seamless navigation of international paperwork for Arizona residents and businesses.
What Is an Apostille in Arizona?
An apostille is a certification issued by a member country of the Hague Apostille Convention, validating the authenticity of a public document for international use without the need for further legalization. In essence, an apostille streamlines the authentication process across borders, ensuring documents originating from Arizona are recognized abroad.
What Types of Documents Can Be Apostilled?
Various documents are eligible for apostille, including:
- Legal Documents: This category encompasses birth certificates, marriage certificates, divorce decrees, adoption papers, and court orders.
- Educational Documents: Diplomas, transcripts, academic certificates, and educational records can be apostilled for acceptance abroad.
- Commercial Documents: Business contracts, company registrations, powers of attorney, and patents are among the commercial documents eligible for apostille in Arizona.
- Notarized Documents: Affidavits, acknowledgments, and sworn statements that have been notarized can be apostilled to ensure international validity.
- Government-Issued Documents: Permits, licenses, and regulatory approvals issued by government agencies in Arizona can also be apostilled for recognition in foreign countries.
It’s important to note that specific requirements and procedures may vary depending on the type of document and jurisdiction. Seeking guidance from relevant authorities or professional service providers is essential to ensure compliance with the regulations of both Arizona and the destination country.
What Are the Requirements for Apostilling a Document in Arizona?
The following are the requirements necessary to apostille or legalize a document in the state of Arizona. Also listed are the types of documents that can be apostilled.
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Original Document
To have an original document apostilled, you will need to make sure:
- You have an original document or duplicate issued by the State
- Appropriate signature is provided
- Original document was recently issued
Public and private documents can be apostilled with the following:
- Signature of Patricia Adams or the current Arizona State Registrar
- Must contain proper notarial certificate including the venue and expiration date must be present in the notary seal
- Notary’s signature must match respective notary’s seal
Please note:
- Documents with the signature of Julie Frasco are not acceptable for apostille.
Apostilling an original document takes anywhere from 4-10 business days.
Scanned Photocopy of Original Document
You will need to make sure of the following:
- Appropriate signature is NOT provided
- Original document is damaged
- Original document was issued over 10 years ago
- Destination country ACCEPTS apostilles of the scanned photocopy of the original document; most countries do accept an apostille of the scanned photocopy
- You need the apostille within 24 hours
Please note:
Because the notary and the apostille are required to be issued from the same state, the scanned photocopy of the original document that you provide will be notarized and apostilled in New York City.
What If I Don’t Have the Original of My Document?
If you need to order a new original copy of your Arizona document, you can contact the Arizona Department of Health Services’ Bureau of Vital Records at:
Bureau of Vital Records
PO Box 6018
Phoenix, AZ 85005
Office phone: (602) 364-1300
Website: https://www.azdhs.gov/policy-intergovernmental-affairs/vital-records/index.php
You can also order these documents online at www.vitalchek.com.
Note that an apostille and/or exemplified duplicate of your original document of vital records issued by the Arizona Bureau of Vital Records can only be requested by:
- The person who is named on the document
- The parent of the person named on the document
- The spouse of the person named on the document
- Sibling of the person named on the document
- A person designated in a power of attorney
- The adult child of the person named on the document who is at least 18 years of age
How to Apostille Your Arizona Documents
As long as you meet the above requirements, our process is simple:
- Start by requesting an apostille quote and providing some information via our form.
- If you’re satisfied with the quote, we’ll go ahead and process your document.
- You’ll receive your apostilled document as soon as possible. Most original documents can be apostilled within 4-10 business days.
Simplify Your Document Authentication with Apostille International
Ready to simplify your document authentication journey in Arizona? Trust our expertise and efficient services to facilitate the apostille process right here in Arizona. Whether it’s legal, educational, commercial, or government documents, Apostille International ensures meticulous handling with utmost professionalism.
Reach out today to request a quote and discover the ease and reliability of our Arizona-specific apostille services.