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Apostille Certificate of Formation
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Apostille Certificate of Incorporation
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Apostille Certification of Free Sale
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short documents that the president of the united states may issue when signing a bill into law. presidents can use these documents for just about any purpose they choose — to describe a bill, to explain the bill’s purpose, to praise the bill’s sponsors, or to interpret particular provisions of the bill.
