How to Obtain a Florida Apostille with Documents International, LLC

A Comprehensive Guide to Obtaining a Florida Apostille for Your Documents

If you need to use your Florida documents in a foreign country, you may be required to obtain an apostille. An apostille is a certification that validates the authenticity of a document. In Florida, you can obtain an apostille through Documents International, LLC. Here are the steps to follow:

1. Determine if your document is eligible for an apostille

• • Florida apostilles are only issued for public documents that have been issued in Florida by a Florida public official or certified by a Florida notary public.

  Examples of eligible documents include birth certificates, marriage certificates, divorce decrees, and notarized documents.

  • Obtain a certified copy of your document
  • • If you do not have a certified copy of your document, you will need to obtain one before you can obtain an apostille.

    You can obtain a certified copy of your document from the issuing agency or county clerk’s office.

    3. Contact Documents International, LLC

    • • • You can contact Documents International, LLC by phone at +1-212-810-2124 or by email at service@apostilla.com.
        • They will provide you with the necessary forms and instructions to complete the apostille process.

        4. Send your document to Documents International, LLC

        • • After you have completed the necessary forms, you will need to send your document to Documents International, LLC.
          • They will review your document to ensure it is eligible for an apostille.

          5. Documents International, LLC obtains the apostille

          • • Once your document has been reviewed and deemed eligible for an apostille, Documents International, LLC will obtain the apostille from the Florida Secretary of State.

            6. Receive your document with apostille

            • • After the apostille has been obtained, Documents International, LLC will send your document back to you with the apostille attached.
              • Your document is now ready to be used in a foreign country.

              

              ACCEPTABLE DOCUMENTS FOR APOSTILLE

              Any of these two options is acceptable for the apostille:

              1. Marriage Certificates from Vital Statistics with the signature of the current State Registrar C. Meade Grigg (obtained from the Bureau of Vital Statistics in Jacksonville, FL).
              2. Marriage Certificates bearing the signature of the Clerk of the Courts.

              

              * For further details on how to request your Florida vital records document and expedite your apostille email us at service@apostilla.com

              WHAT IF MY DOCUMENTS ARE NOT ACCEPTABLE FOR AN FLORIDA APOSTILLE? If your documents are not acceptable for an Florida apostille, order new copies from www.vitalchek.com or check if you qualify for rush apostille service. rush apostille service…

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