apostille service and info

An apostille service is a process by which a document is authenticated for use in countries that are part of the Hague Apostille Convention. The apostille itself is a certificate that verifies the authenticity of the document, such as a birth certificate, marriage certificate, academic transcript, or other legal documents.

Here is an overview of how an apostille service typically works:

1. Document Preparation: Ensure your document is in order and ready for authentication. This may involve obtaining notarization or certification from the relevant authorities.

2. Contacting the Apostille Service: Find a reputable apostille service provider or agency that can assist you with the authentication process.

3. Submission of Documents: Submit your document to the apostille service along with any necessary information or forms required for processing.

4. Verification and Authentication: The apostille service will verify the document and authenticate it by attaching an apostille certificate, which includes specific information such as the country of origin, the name of the document, the signature of the authority issuing the apostille, and the date of issue.

5. Completion and Return: Once the apostille is attached to your document, it is considered legally authenticated and can be used in any country that is a member of the Hague Apostille Convention.

It's important to note that the process and requirements for obtaining an apostille can vary depending on the country and type of document involved. It's advisable to consult with the apostille service provider or the relevant authorities to ensure that you have all the necessary information and documentation for a smooth authentication process.

General Notary Docs vs Loan Docs

This is a general description of loan documents that a notary can notarize and the service's we offer. 

        General Notary Docs

• Personal Documents (School, Travel Consent, Employment, Adoption Papers, etc.)

• Medical Documents (Medical Treatment Consent, Medical POA, Advanced Medical Directive, etc.)

• Business Documents (Licensing, Contracts, Verifications of employment,  I9 etc.)

• Financial Documents (401K, Credit, Trusts, Wills, POA'S, etc.)

• Notarial Documents ( Affidavits, Jurats, Acknowledgments, Oaths, etc.)

• Estate Planning Documents ( Trusts, POA's, Wills, Living Wills)

     Real Estate/Loan Docs

• Deeds

• Liens

• Purchase

• Sellers

• Refinances

• HELOC

• Bill of Sale

• All other docs