Your complete stress-free simplified Apostille solution.
What is an Apostille?
A legal certification that makes a document from one country valid in another country.
How do you pronounce “Apostille?”
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$97
Standard Apostille Processing
3 Weeks Processing
Included Bundle of Services
*3 Week Processing/Turnaround time
All documents notarization
Process Document Shipping and Tracking
Receive scanned copies of notarized documents
*Processing is subject to the California Secretary of State timeframe
$297
Expedited Apostille Processing
3 Business Days
Included Bundle of Services
*3 Business Day Processing & Turnaround time
Includes Mobile Notary service
All documents notarization
Process Document Shipping and Tracking
Receive scanned copies of notarized documents
*Processing is subject to the California Secretary of State timeframe
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Normally an Apostille is processed by the CA Secretary of State’s office in 3 business weeks as a routine service.
In order to expedite an Apostille request, special document handling services are offered. -
Yes! Due to COVID-19 protocols implemented by the CA SOS office, the best processing turnaround time is 3-5 business days. On average you will have your completed document in 1 week.
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Notary service is included in the price as a bundled service.
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If you have a document in any language other than English, it does not need to be translated to English in order to be notarized and Apostille. You can present the document as it is as long as your name and signature can be verified in English. English notarial certificate can or will be attached as needed.
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An updated list of the countries where the Apostille Convention applies, or will soon apply, is available in the Apostille Section of the Hague Conference website.
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"The ABCs of Apostilles" brochure provides basic information about the Apostille Convention and the Convention's operation that has been prepared by the Permanent Bureau (Secretariat) of the Hague Conference on Private International Law and is provided with the Permanent Bureau's permission.
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Yes, I can assist you with understanding exactly what documents you may need. Call or text me at (510) 519-7126 or send me an email at info@notarycommander.com for assistance.