International document authentication — handled end to end
From certified translation to notarization to apostille or consular legalization — we manage the entire process so you don't have to.
Certified translation, notarization, apostille from the Secretary of State, and consular legalization — all under one roof.
Apostille vs. Consular Certification
Whether your destination country is a Hague Convention signatory or not determines which certification path your documents need.
Apostille Certification
Consular Certification
Why Choose Us
End-to-End Service
We handle everything from translation to apostille — you don't need to visit any office.
State & Country Knowledge
We know the specific requirements for each U.S. state and destination country.
Timeline Awareness
We track processing times and plan ahead to meet your deadlines.
150+ Language Combinations
We translate and authenticate documents in virtually any language pair.
Our Process
From original document to fully authenticated translation — we handle every step.
Document Review
We review your original documents to determine what type of certification is needed — apostille, consular legalization, or both — based on the destination country.
Certified Translation
Your documents are translated by a qualified translator and accompanied by a signed certificate of accuracy — the foundation for any apostille or consular certification.
Notarization
The translation and certificate of accuracy are notarized by a commissioned notary public, confirming the translator's identity and signature.
Apostille or Consular Certification
We submit your notarized documents to the Secretary of State for apostille, or to the relevant consulate for consular certification if the destination is a non-Hague country.
Delivery
Your fully certified documents are returned to you — ready for submission to foreign courts, government agencies, universities, or any other institution that requires them.
When do you need this service?
Immigration & Visa
Birth certificates, marriage certificates, police clearances, and academic credentials often require apostille or consular certification for immigration filings — whether for USCIS, embassies, or foreign government agencies.
International Education
Enrolling in a foreign university? Transcripts, diplomas, and recommendation letters typically need to be translated, notarized, and apostilled before a foreign institution will accept them.
Business & Legal
Corporate filings, powers of attorney, contracts, and court documents for international use often require full authentication — especially for cross-border mergers, property transactions, or litigation.
Documents We Authenticate
Personal, academic, corporate, and legal documents — we handle them all.