APRIL 16, 2020
Question: Is DC accepting mail-in requests for authentications / apostilles during COVID-19 pandemic?
Answer: Due to Mayor Bowser’s Health Emergency Declaration, DC Office of Notary Commissions and Authentications is not accepting visitors AND mail-in requests for authentications / apostilles at this time. Once the health emergency has lifted, DC will resume this service.
Nevada apostilles are issued by the Office of Nevada of State.
You will see this seal on all Nevada apostilles no matter what kind of document an apostille authenticates (including NV birth, death, marriage, divorce certificates, court judgments, personal and corporate powers of attorney, consents, criminal records, parents' consents for minor children travel, corporate documents, including resolutions, minutes, bylaws, articles of incorporation, certificates of goodstanding, etc. )
Read more about Nevada Hague apostilles...
UPDATED JANUARY 10, 2021
Costa Rican law permits U.S. citizens to get married there. A lawyer can perform the required legal ceremony. The list of attorneys is provided by the U.S. embassy in Costa Rica.
What documents do U.S. citizens need to get married in Costa Rica?
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MAY 28, 2019
When you need your documents legalized (attested, authenticated) by a foreign embassy, can you do it yourself or do you need a professional legalization company?
Here we will try to explain why it pays to use an expert legalization company...
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FEBRUARY 18, 2018
Starting March 30, 2018 Tunisia will be accepting Hague apostilles.
On July 10th, 2017, Tunisia deposited its instrument of accession to the Hague Convention of 5 October 1961 Abolishing the Requirement of Legalisation for Foreign Public Documents (the "Apostille Convention"). Following the usual procedural steps, the Convention will enter into force for Tunisia on March 30, 2018. This means that U.S. documents bearing Hague apostilles will be valid and legal in Tunisia. No embassy / consulate legalization will be necessary.
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