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Notary with Apostille: Apostille de La Haya Manages the Entire Process for You

When it comes to presenting documents abroad — whether for immigration, work, study, business, or legal purposes — many of them must go through two important steps: notarization and apostille. Both are essential for international recognition.

At Apostille de La Haya, we provide a complete, start-to-finish solution. We handle every step for you, from notarizing your document correctly to obtaining the official apostille certificate from the corresponding authority.

Our clients don’t have to fill out complicated forms, go to government offices, or guess what comes next. We take care of everything, and we do it right the first time.

When Do You Need a Notarized Document with Apostille?

If you’re submitting a document to a foreign government or institution, and that country is part of the Hague Apostille Convention, chances are you’ll need:

  • A notarized version of your document, and

  • An apostille certificate attached to it

This process is often required for documents like:

  • Powers of attorney

  • Affidavits

  • Translated certificates

  • Academic documents

  • Corporate paperwork

  • Personal declarations

  • Parental consents for travel

  • Residency or work applications

The Process We Handle – Step by Step

At Apostille de La Haya, we simplify the entire procedure. Here’s how we take care of everything for you:

1. Document Evaluation

We start by reviewing the document you need to legalize. Based on the type and destination country, we determine:

  • If notarization is required

  • What kind of notary format is acceptable

  • Whether additional preparation is needed (e.g., translation, sworn declaration)

  • Which authority (state or federal) must issue the apostille

We’ll let you know right away if any corrections or improvements are necessary — saving you time and avoiding rejections.

2. Notarization by a Licensed Notary Public

If the document isn’t already notarized, we handle it for you:

  • We assign a licensed notary

  • The notarization can be done in person or remotely (depending on your location)

  • We ensure the notarization is legally valid and accepted for apostille

  • We check all fields, signatures, and seals for accuracy

At this stage, your document is ready to begin the apostille process — and you don’t have to worry about anything getting rejected.

3. Apostille Preparation

Once the document is notarized, we begin preparing the application for apostille:

  • We complete all required government forms

  • We identify the correct issuing authority (Secretary of State or Department of State)

  • We verify that the document’s format and seal meet the necessary requirements

  • We assemble a compliant and professional application packet

This step is where many people make costly mistakes. With us, your submission is done perfectly.

4. Submission to the Government Authority

We take care of delivering your documents to the official apostille-issuing office:

  • For state-issued apostilles → We submit to the corresponding Secretary of State

  • For federal documents → We submit to the U.S. Department of State – Office of Authentications

  • We use secure, trackable courier services

  • We monitor the delivery and acceptance of your application

You won’t have to deal with mailing errors, incomplete paperwork, or changing instructions from government websites. We handle it all.

5. Follow-up and Tracking

Once submitted, we keep an eye on your file:

  • We track the entire process from intake to approval

  • If any issues come up (e.g., document clarification, postal exception), we resolve them immediately

  • You receive proactive updates, so you’re never left wondering where things stand

This kind of monitoring is key to avoiding unnecessary delays — and it’s included in every service we provide.

6. Apostille Completion and Final Delivery

Once the apostille is issued, we:

  • Review it carefully for accuracy and consistency

  • Check the country name, seal, and attached document

  • Notify you immediately

  • Arrange secure delivery (physical or digital)

  • Offer international shipping if needed

You receive your fully apostilled document, ready for official use in the destination country — without having to lift a finger.

Real-Life Scenarios Where Clients Used Our Full Notary + Apostille Service

Dual Citizenship Application – Italy

A client needed a notarized affidavit and a declaration of single status. We notarized both and obtained apostilles for submission to Italian consular authorities.

Student Visa – France

We notarized a translated university transcript and processed the apostille in the same week. The document was accepted without issue.

International Business Expansion – Chile

A U.S.-based company needed several corporate resolutions notarized and apostilled for use with Chilean tax authorities. We coordinated everything from document review to final delivery.

In each of these cases, the clients avoided errors, saved weeks of time, and had confidence that their documents were accepted.

Why Choose Apostille de La Haya?

Because we make the process easy, legal, and stress-free.

With Apostille de La Haya, you get:

  • Full document evaluation
  • Professional notarization (in-person or online)
  • Apostille form completion and government submission
  • Secure tracking, follow-up, and final delivery
  • International compliance and translation services (if needed)

We know exactly what each country requires and ensure your documents are ready for immediate acceptance.

Ready to Legalize Your Documents?

Don’t get lost in forms, websites, and government requirements.

At Apostille de La Haya, we provide everything you need — from notarization to apostille — in one trusted, professional service.

Contact us today to start your process and let our team handle the paperwork while you focus on your goals.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

1. Can I skip the notary step and go straight to the apostille?

Only in limited cases. Most personal and business documents must be notarized first. We’ll tell you exactly what’s required.

It depends on the document type and authority, but we offer standard and expedited options when available.

Not always. Many notarizations can be done remotely, and we handle apostille submission entirely for you.

The information contained in this publication is provided for general informational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. Reading or using this content does not create and is not intended to create an attorney-client relationship. No reader or user should act or refrain from acting based on the information presented herein without first consulting an attorney duly licensed to practice law in their jurisdiction.

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