What does it mean
to apostille a document?


To apostille a document means that one of the fifty U.S secretaries of state offices or the U.S Department of State issues an apostille certificate on a legal document that is physically presented to them which can then be used to verify something (school records, birth, death, divorce, marriage, ownership, contracts, agreements, leases, etc.) to a foreign country who is a current member of The 1961 Hague Convention Treaty.

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