Seeking international recognition for your documents?
An apostille is your solution. It’s an official certification, recognized under the Hague Convention of 1961, that validates documents like university diplomas, notarial deeds, marriage certificates, and more for global use. Ensure your documents are universally accepted with an apostille authentication.
It is important to know
The apostille process is only applicable to countries that have signed and ratified the Hague Convention of 1961, such as the United States, if the country you’re seeking to use the document in a country that is not a signatory to the convention, you will need to follow the standard document legalization procedures for that specific country.
Searching for authentication of Texas documents?
Statewide officers issue recordable documents, not notaries. This includes certified birth and death certificates, vehicle title histories, and more. On a county level, officials provide certified copies of marriage licenses, divorce decrees, probated wills, judgments, and birth and death certificates. Local registrars also offer certified birth and death records. For authentication eligibility, ensure you submit the full document. Remember, only originals and certified copies issued within the last five years are valid