Marriage Certificate Apostille
$99.00With NotaryPublic24, you can securely have your important documents notarized and apostilled from the comfort of your home or office.
Reviews
Online Apostille
Need an Apostille for your documents? NotaryPublic24’s online Apostille platform offers a secure and efficient way to get the certification you require for international use, remotely, from anywhere, at any time. Our experienced notaries are available 24/7 to guide you through the process, ensuring your documents are legally recognized in countries that are members of The Hague Apostille Convention.
Whether you need to Apostille birth certificates, marriage certificates, educational diplomas, or other vital records, our online platform provides a simple, secure and affordable solution. The entire process takes only 5 minutes, and you’ll receive your documents with an Apostille stamp within 24 hours.
How it works
Certifying documents should be easy. Our process only takes a few minutes, and you will receive your certified documents within 24 hours.
1. Upload document
Upload the documents you need notarized or apostilled.
2. Checkout
Complete the checkout process, secure and efficient.
3. Verify identity & Done!
Verify your identity, and you're done! We'll send your notarized or apostilled documents within 24 hours.
About Marriage Certificate Apostille
A marriage certificate is an official document that confirms the legal union of two people. It serves as proof that a couple is legally married and is often required for various legal, personal, and administrative purposes, such as changing your name, processing a divorce, or claiming spousal benefits.
In some situations, you may need to get an apostille for your marriage certificate. This is a certificate that authenticates the origin of a document for use in foreign countries. It is often required for things like international marriage recognition or visa applications.
How Can NotaryPublic24 Help?
Looking for reliable Notary Public services? NotaryPublic24 provides a fully compliant notary service that adheres to all applicable laws and regulations. With our certified Notary Public professionals, we ensure efficient and secure document authentication. No matter if you are in the need of notarizing birth certificates, power of attorney, affidavits, a signature or any other documents – we will guide and help you throughout the whole process.
Uncertain about your possibilities? Contact us in a way that fits you the best, either by emailing us at “info@notarypublic24.com”, using our “Free Consulting” website form, or by chatting with one of our experts through the live chat application.
Frequently Asked Questions
What Is an Apostille?
An Apostille is a certificate that makes your document valid in other countries. It's like a stamp of approval that confirms your document is real and can be used in countries that are part of the Apostille Convention. This agreement between countries makes it easier to use important documents like birth certificates and marriage licenses abroad without needing any other certifications. The Apostille verifies the signatures and seals on your document, ensuring it's accepted as genuine.
What is a notarization?
Notarization is the official process of having a document legally verified by a notary public. A notary public is an authorized official who verifies the identities of the people signing a document and confirms that the signatures are authentic. This process makes the document legally recognized and trustworthy, helping to prevent fraud and ensuring its validity for important matters like buying a house, signing a contract, or creating a will.
What is a Notary Public?
A Notary Public is an authorized official who has the right to issue certain certificates. An example is the Apostille stamp. A Notary Public is authorized by the state and applies their official seal and signature to certify the documents.
Does a notarized document have an expiry date?
A notarized document does not have an expiry date. However, some organizations or institutions may require notarization to be within a specific timeframe, such as the past 3 or 6 months.
