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Notary Public near me, Thousand Oaks, CA 91360

Apostille services in-person for
Ventura County & Los Angeles County
+ Online Worldwide

Apostille services

More information about our Apostille services

What is an Apostille?

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We proudly serve Ventura and Los Angeles counties with expert Notary services. Our skilled team manages apostille documentation from beginning to end, ensuring a smooth, hassle-free experience for both individuals and businesses. We recognize the importance of timely and accurate document authentication and we’re committed to delivering exceptional service with clear, consistent communication every step of the way. I'd be happy to discuss and assist with your personal Apostille and Notary needs. 

An Apostille is an official certification provided by a government agency that confirms the legitimacy of a public document for use in countries that are members of the Hague Apostille Convention. Common documents requiring an apostille include birth and marriage certificates, powers of attorney, and affidavits. In many instances, these documents must be notarized by a commissioned Notary Public before they can be submitted for apostille processing.

As a Notary, we ensure your documents are properly executed and verified, serving as a key step before the apostille is obtained. This notarization helps confirm that the document complies with legal requirements and will be accepted internationally. Our goal is to make the apostille process seamless, accurate and hassle-free—so you can move forward with confidence.

Common documents that need an Apostille
(but not limited to)

Birth Certificate

A birth certificate may need to be apostilled to be legally recognized in another country. Apostille certification confirm the authenticity of the birth certificate for immigration, dual citizenship, and international legal use. 

Marriage Certificate

A marriage certificate often requires an apostille for visa applications, spousal sponsorship, or international name changes.

Divorce Decree

Apostilling a divorce decree may be necessary if you're remarrying abroad, dealing with international custody arrangements, or handling cross-border legal settlements. Apostille certification make the decree valid overseas.

Death Certificate

A death certificate may need an apostilled to be used for estate matters, insurance claims, or probate processes in another country. Apostille validation ensures the document is accepted by foreign agencies and courts.

Adoption Papers

International adoption often requires apostilled adoption papers. Apostille services confirm the legal standing of the adoption, helping authorities in other countries verify the child’s background and status.

Power of Attorney

A power of attorney must often be apostilled when giving someone legal authority in another country. Apostille services ensure the document is valid for cross-border legal actions.

Court Orders

To enforce a court ruling internationally, the order may need an apostille. Apostille services certify the document's legitimacy across borders.

Academic Transcript

Academic transcripts often need to be apostilled for foreign school admissions or credential evaluations. Apostille certification ensure academic recognition abroad.

​​Diploma or School Certificate

Apostilled diplomas confirm your education for job applications, higher education or immigration purposes internationally. ​

Questions?  -  I'm here to help!​

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*Note:
Notaries are not attorneys and therefore cannot practice legal advice.  When it comes to Remote Online Notarization it is up to the signer to ask the receiving party if electronic signatures will be accepted on the document as well as electronic notarizations. Certain documents and types of signings in certain states may not be accepted. Please note that rejected documents, if executed properly, will not be refunded if you have not checked with your receiving party ahead of time. 

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