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The mission of APOSTILLE READY is to simplify people’s lives and help solve their problems, and to direct the immigrants to the right track. We are the place where people get a road map. We can notarize your documents and help you get them apostilled. We have established cooperation with the leading notaries and attorneys in the United States and many other countries. If necessary, we will help you to draw up the documents according to your request and translate them into the language of the country of destination. We translate various documents from/into 20 languages.
By choosing us, you can be sure that your documents will meet all the requirements, be certified and apostilled, and their translation will be done as accurately as possible.
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Apostille Ready provides professional document authentication services for individuals, families, businesses and organizations that need to use U.S. documents abroad. We help clients understand the apostille process, determine the correct type of authentication and prepare documents for international use.
Depending on where a document was issued and which authority created it, the process may require a state apostille, federal apostille, notarization or additional document authentication. Our team works with personal, educational, legal and corporate documents and assists clients both in Illinois and throughout the United States.
Whether you need to apostille a birth certificate, marriage certificate, diploma, FBI background check or power of attorney, we can help you identify the appropriate procedure and avoid unnecessary delays.
Professional Apostille Services
An apostille is an official certificate that authenticates the origin of a public document so it can be recognized in another country. Apostilles are generally used when documents issued in the United States need to be presented in countries that participate in the Hague Apostille Convention.
The apostille does not confirm the content of the document itself. Instead, it verifies the authenticity of the signature, seal or authority connected with the document.
Apostille Ready assists with many types of documents, including vital records, educational documents, legal documents, notarized documents, federal records and business documents.
The exact procedure depends on where the document was issued and which government authority has jurisdiction over it.
State Apostille
Most documents issued by state or local authorities require a state-level apostille.
Examples may include:
- Birth certificates
- Marriage certificates
- Death certificates
- Divorce records
- Diplomas and transcripts
- Powers of attorney
- Affidavits
- Notarized documents
- Certain corporate documents
The apostille is normally issued by the Secretary of State or another designated authority in the state where the document originated.
Federal Apostille
Documents issued by federal agencies may require authentication at the federal level rather than through a state authority.
Examples can include certain federal background checks and documents issued by U.S. federal agencies.
One of the most common examples is an FBI background check apostille.
Because state and federal documents follow different authentication procedures, it is important to identify the issuing authority before submitting a document for apostille.
Countries That Accept Apostilles
Apostilles are generally used for documents that will be presented in countries participating in the Hague Apostille Convention.
Clients commonly request apostilles for documents intended for use in countries throughout Europe, North and South America, Asia and other regions.
If the destination country is not part of the Hague Apostille Convention, the document may require a different authentication or consular legalization procedure.
Apostille Ready can help determine which process applies based on the document type, issuing authority and destination country.
Documents We Can Apostille
We assist with many types of U.S. documents for international use. Below are some of the most frequently requested apostille services.
Birth Certificate Apostille
A Birth Certificate Apostille may be required when a U.S. birth certificate is used abroad for citizenship, immigration, marriage, residency, education or other official purposes.
Marriage Certificate Apostille
A Marriage Certificate Apostille is commonly required when proof of marriage must be submitted to a foreign government, court, immigration authority or other institution.
Marriage Certificate Apostille
Divorce Certificate Apostille
A Divorce Certificate Apostille or apostille for a divorce decree may be required when proof of divorce is needed abroad for marriage, immigration or legal proceedings.
Death Certificate Apostille
A Death Certificate Apostille may be necessary for inheritance, estate matters, property transactions, insurance claims or other legal procedures outside the United States.
Diploma Apostille
A Diploma Apostille is frequently requested for employment, university admission, professional licensing, credential evaluation or immigration purposes abroad.
Depending on the institution and document, additional notarization or certification may be required.
FBI Background Check Apostille
An FBI Background Check Apostille is often required for immigration, residency, employment, visas, citizenship applications and other procedures in foreign countries.
Because FBI background checks are federal documents, they typically follow a federal authentication process.
FBI Background Check Apostille
Power of Attorney Apostille
A Power of Attorney Apostille may be needed when someone in the United States authorizes another person to act on their behalf in another country.
The document usually needs to be properly notarized before proceeding through the apostille process.
Corporate Documents Apostille
Companies conducting business internationally may need a Corporate Documents Apostille for documents such as certificates of incorporation, certificates of good standing, resolutions, agreements or other business records.
Naturalization Certificate Apostille
A Naturalization Certificate Apostille may be required when proof of U.S. citizenship must be presented to foreign authorities.
Because naturalization certificates are federal documents, the procedure can differ from the state apostille process.