If you have ever wondered what apostille is and why it is so important, we are here to explain it to you. Apostille is a process of international authentication of documents that allows their use in another country. This authentication, known as apostille, is recognized in all countries that are part of the Hague Convention of 1961.

• Diplomas
• Birth certificates.
• General Powers of Attorney
• Special Powers
• Marriage certificates.
• Death certificates.
• Contracts.
• Letters of invitation.
• Wills.
• Affidavits.
• Account statements.
• Divorce decrees.
• Invoices.
• Corporate documents.

The importance of apostilling a document lies in the fact that it guarantees its validity and authenticity abroad, eliminating the need for additional legalization or translation procedures. With an apostille, bureaucratic processes are simplified, significantly speeding up international legal procedures. Without an apostille, documents may not be accepted in the destination country, or additional, costly and time-consuming procedures may be required for validation. Therefore, apostilling a document is essential to ensure its legal recognition abroad and to facilitate any legal or administrative process you need to carry out in another country.

1. Security and Trust: We guarantee maximum security in the handling of your documents.
2. Experience: We have extensive experience in the apostille process, ensuring a fast and efficient service.
3. Florida Specialization: We specialize in the apostille of documents in the state of Florida, providing in-depth knowledge of local requirements.

• International Recognition: The apostille we issue is valid in all countries adhered to the Hague Convention.
• Simplified Processes: We make the process easy so you don't have to worry about the details.
• Personalized Attention: We offer personalized advice to solve all your doubts and ensure that your documents are apostilled correctly.

1. Send your documents: You can send us your documents securely.
2. Apostille Process: We take care of the entire authentication process.
3. Receipt of Apostilled Documents: You will receive your documents apostilled and ready to be used internationally.