Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What is an Apostille?
 

A: An Apostille is a certification under the Hague Convention that authenticates public documents—like birth certificates, diplomas, and affidavits—so they’re recognized internationally.

 

Q: Which documents can Secure Apostille Services legalize?
 

A: We handle vital records (birth, marriage, death certificates), educational credentials, corporate filings, notarized affidavits, and nearly any public document requiring apostille or authentication.

 

Q: Do you offer FBI Apostille services in all 50 states?

A: Yes—our professional FBI Apostille Services for FBI background check apostilles are available nationwide. We handle U.S. Department of State federal apostille processing in all 50 states and provide expedited apostille services through our dedicated satellite company in Washington, D.C., ensuring your documents are legalized faster.

 

Q: How long does apostille processing take?
 

A: Timelines vary by state workload—typically 1–8 weeks. Expedited options (including federal FBI apostilles) can shorten that to as little as 10–15 business days in select jurisdictions.

 

Q: How do I submit my documents?
 

A: We email you a prepaid UPS label, you ship originals to us, and we return your apostilled documents via tracked UPS.

 

Q: Do you service all 50 states and Washington, D.C.?
 

A: Absolutely. Secure Apostille Services provides state-level and federal apostille processing across the entire United States.

 

Q: How do I get started with Secure Apostille Services?
 

A: Simply fill out our online intake form or call us. We’ll guide you through document prep, shipping, and timeline expectations—making international document legalization fast and hassle-free.

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