Arizona Corporate Power of Attorney (POA) apostille
Need an Arizona apostille for a corporate power of attorney? We’re here to help.
To use a corporate POA internationally, it must be properly notarized in accordance with Arizona law. Arizona allows both in-person and remote online notarizations, as long as the notarial certificate is complete and includes any required RON language. Once notarized correctly, we can submit your document to the Arizona Secretary of State for apostille.
Let us guide you through the process and ensure your Arizona corporate power of attorney is ready for international use—quickly, accurately, and without hassle.
Arizona apostille requirements for corporate power of attorney
In Arizona, corporate powers of attorney must be notarized to be valid for apostille certification. The state allows both traditional in-person notarization and remote online notarization (RON), providing flexibility for businesses. Remote notarization enables corporate officers to sign and notarize documents online via a state-approved notary, making the process more convenient, especially for out-of-state or international business operations.
Before proceeding with an apostille, ensure the notarization meets Arizona’s notarization requirements. Below is the sample acknowledgment certificate for Arizona:
Certificate of Acknowledgment:
(for personal and corporate powers of attorney, statements, letters, consents, certified diplomas and transcripts signed by school officials, etc.)
For remotely notarized documents the notarial statement must have the following additional wording: "This remote online notarization involved the use of communication technology".
If multiple individuals are signing the document, the notary should specify which signature(s) are being notarized.
Get an Arizona apostille
Send the original notarized power of attorney by mail or email a remotely notarized power of attorney for an Arizona apostille.
In the State of Arizona, as in all U.S. states, an apostille is a separate page attached to the document. It is signed by the Arizona Secretary of State and has a Great Seal of the State of Arizona. Arizona apostilles are issued in English/French/Spanish.
Arizona apostille: $175
Processing time: app. 2 weeks + mail
Please complete the Order Form and mail it with your original document(s) to
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