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Get your Birth
Certificate
apostilled

in one business day

Hello, I'm Brandon
I am here to help

How Does It Work?

3 Easy Steps!

1. I receive your documents

2. I hand them to the CA Secretary Of State for a same-day apostille

3. I return the apostilled documents to you

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Benefits To Using My Services

Fastest Return Time

I will hand-deliver your certificate to the CA Secretary of State. Your certificate will be apostilled the same day, handed to me, and returned to you immediately. My hand delivery to the state can save you 1-2 months of processing time.

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Pay After Option

You can pay for my services after the certificate is apostilled. I only require the State fee upfront. You will get a photo/scan of the apostille before paying for my services.

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The Best Pricing

My services cost less than any other apostille service. Click to see pricing.

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Guaranteed Apostille

I know all the requirements for a CA apostille. I will review your birth certificate to ensure everything is correct. The CA Secretary of State is very strict and rejects many requests, but I guarantee your apostille or your money back.

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Service To Every Location

If you are not in California, don't worry! Ship your certificate to me, I will get it apostilled and shipped back immediately.

 

24/7 Assistance

I am available 7 days a week for my clients. When you use my services, all of your questions will be answered.
 

Frequently Asked Questions

  • Can I apostille a copy of my document, or does it have to be the original?
    Generally, only original documents are eligible for apostille. Corporate documents that are issued by the Secretary of State, such as a Certificate of Status, can be apostilled with a copy. If you get a copy notarized, it can also be apostilled, but the notarization must be original.
  • How are notarizations and apostilles related?
    A notarization verifies that the signer proved their identity and signed the paperwork. An apostille verifies that the notary is commissioned in California and that the notary performed the notarization in compliance with California law.
  • Can I use your service if I don't live in California?
    Yes, you can use my service regardless of your location. Simply mail me your documents, and I will take care of the rest.
  • Can I apostille a document for someone else?
    Yes, you can act on behalf of someone else to get their document apostilled.
  • How long does it take to get an apostille through my service?
    As soon as I have your documents in my hands, I will have them apostilled within one business day. Based on your location, there are different options for you to get the documents to me.
  • Is there an expiration date for an apostille?
    Apostilles do not expire. Once issued, they remain valid for use in the designated foreign country.
  • Can I track the status of my apostille request?
    Yes, I provide tracking information once your documents have been apostilled and mailed back to you.
  • Do you provide translation services for documents in other languages?
    While I don't offer translation services, I can recommend reputable translation providers to assist you with the translation of your documents.
  • What information do you need from me to start the apostille process?
    I will only need the original document with the wet signature and seal. Some corporate documents can be apostilled with photocopies if they were issued directly by the Secretary of State.
  • What if my document is rejected for apostille?
    I carefully review documents before submission to minimize the risk of rejection. If rejection occurs, I will guide you on the necessary steps to rectify the issue. I will not charge for a resubmission if I approve your document and it is rejected.
  • Why do I need an apostille?
    An apostille is required when presenting California documents in a foreign country. Foreign countries do not know how certifications are done in California, so they need the apostille to let them know that it was done properly.
  • What are authentications, and how do I get one?
    Authentications are similar to apostilles as they are certificates for documents to use internationally. The difference is that authentications are for countries not part of the Hauge Convention. The process to get one is the same as acquiring an apostille, and I would be happy to assist you through the process.
  • Can you apostille federal documents in California?
    Federal documents can be apostilled on the Federal level. However, federal processing times are currently 4 weeks. To get a same-day California Apostille on a Federal document, it must be notarized first. Once notarized by a California notary, it can be Apostilled in California through the notarization.
  • What Is An Apostille?
    An Apostille authenticates a U.S. document, like a birth certificate, so that you may use it in another country. For example, a California birth certificate may not be accepted for use in a foreign country without an Apostille. The same applies to notarized documents, marriage/divorce certificates, death certificates, and many other U.S. documents. The Apostille certificate will outline the details of the authenticated document. It will have a red stamp, half of the stamp will be on the Apostille, and the other half will be on the document. Here you can see what an apostille looks like:
  • What countries can I use an apostille in?
    Apostilles can be used in the countries part of the 1961 Hauge Convention Treaty. For countries not part of the convention, authentications are used. Click here to see a list of all the countries.
  • How do I apostille my driver’s license or passport?
    While your physical driver's license or passport cannot be apostilled directly, you can photocopy it and get it notarized. The notarization would then be apostilled. For the notary to notarize it, you would also need to make a sworn statement referencing the photocopy.
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