Introduction
If you’re moving, studying, or working abroad, you’ll often be asked to “apostille” your documents.
But what is an apostille — and why is it so important?
An apostille is a government-issued certificate that verifies the authenticity of your U.S. document for use in foreign countries that are members of the Hague Convention.
When You Need an Apostille
Common examples include:
- Applying for jobs or universities abroad.
- Getting married or adopting internationally.
- Submitting business or legal documents overseas.
- Proving personal or criminal record background checks.
We Simplify the Process
At Prime Notary & Fingerprints, we handle the entire apostille process from start to finish:
- Document Preparation: We notarize and verify your papers.
- State or Federal Certification: We submit to Trenton or Washington, D.C.
- Fast Turnaround: Most apostilles take 2–5 business days.
- FBI Report Apostille: We assist with FBI Background Apostille for visa or residency applications.
- Non-Hague Countries: We can coordinate embassy legalization when needed.
Conclusion
Don’t get stuck in red tape. Let Prime Notary & Fingerprints handle your apostille with speed, accuracy, and peace of mind.
