Do you need a Hague apostille for a document issued in Ohio? Ohio apostille is a seal that will make your Ohio document valid outside the United States.

We provide FAST and RELIABLE apostille services in the State of Ohio for all kinds of documents, both personal and corporate. We can also obtain many kinds of documents from Ohio state agencies, including certified copies of vital records, court judgments, corporate documents, etc. Please contact us.

Ohio apostille guidelines:

The following documents qualify for Ohio apostilles:

 notarized by an Ohio notary public or by Ohio attorney notary

 certified copies of vital records issued by Ohio Department of Health or county Vital Statistics

 certified copies of marriage certificates issued by County Probate Courts

 certified copies of divorce records issued by the County Clerk or Court of Common Pleas

issued by Ohio Secretary of State

Not sure if your document qualifies for an Ohio apostille? Email a copy of your document for a free evaluation

Need to obtain a personal or a corporate document from the State of Ohio? We can help! Please contact us.

Ohio apostille: price, processing time, order form:

Ohio apostille: $175 (Fedex 2nd day is included, U.S. only)

FedEx (2nd day): $20
FedEx (standard overnight): $30
FedEx International: $75 (most countries)
FedEx International to Eastern Europe, South America, Africa: $115

Processing time: 5-6 bus. days + mail

 

Apostille Order Form (PDF file)

Complete the Order form and enclose it with your document(s). Our mailing address is

Foreign Documents Express

331 Newman Springs Rd., Bldg. 1

4th Floor, Suite 143

Red Bank, NJ 07701

 

Ohio apostille tips:

The Ohio Secretary of State no longer requires notary signatures to be certified by the Office of the County Clerk before issuing apostilles . Secretary of State has all notary signatures on file for verification.

Birth certificates and Death certificates should be certified by the Ohio Department of Health or Vital Statistics.

Apostilles can be issued for certified copies of marriage licenses or certificates.  Marriage records are on file at the county probate courts. To obtain a certified copy of these, contact the probate court in the county where the marriage license was obtained. A Certificate of Single Status can also be obtained at the county probate court.

Certified copies of divorce decrees, probated wills and judgments can be obtained at the Clerk of Court’s office in the county where the proceedings took place.

Certified copies of business organization documents on file with the Ohio Secretary of State and can be issued by the Office of the Secretary of State.

Photocopies of any of the above documents are acceptable for authentication but only if properly notarized as a true and accurate copy (with the exception of birth and death certificates).

School transcripts and diplomas should be certified by a school official and notarized by an Ohio notary. If you are not able to get a certified and notarised copy, please check our 24-hour apostille service.