Apostille Facilitation

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The apostille process can be complex and confusing—especially when dealing with strict international requirements. Kaplan Legal has a team of experienced facilitators that can handle every step of the apostille process on your behalf. We work directly with Secretaries of State, the U.S. Department of State, and foreign embassies to ensure every document meets the proper requirements for use abroad. Hiring Kaplan Legal for your document authentication helps avoid you delays and costly mistakes.

The Kaplan Legal team has extensive experience facilitating apostilles and international document legalization for a wide range of records, including birth and marriage certificates, diplomas and transcripts, powers of attorney, FBI background checks, and corporate documents. Whether you need expedited apostille service or guidance through a complex international documentation issue, working with us makes the process straightforward and stress-free.

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Georgia Apostille and Document Authenticaton

What is an Apostille?

What Does an
Apostille Do?

An apostille is an official certification used when a document is going to a country that participates in the Hague Apostille Convention. It confirms that the signature and seal on your document are genuine so it can be recognized abroad.

Who Uses
An Apostille?

A person typically uses an apostille for situations like studying abroad, dual citizenship, marriage overseas, international travel with a minor, foreign employment, adoption, purchasing land, or business transactions in another country.

How Can
We Help?

We simplify a complex and often time-sensitive process. By managing the details and tracking the process from start to finish, an apostille agent saves time, reduces stress, and ensures documents are properly prepared for use abroad.

Hague vs. Non Hague Countries

What if your document's destination country is not part of the Hague Convention? If you are sending documents to a country that is not part of the Hague Convention, it requires a different process. Countries that do not accept apostilles require a different form of authentication, commonly referred to a embassy legalization. Kaplan Legal can handle both Hague and non Hague destinations, ensuring your documents are accepted abroad without complications.

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Find Out Georgia's Process for Hague vs. Non Hague Countries

Our Process

01.

Tell us what country the document is going to. The destination country determines whether you need an apostille or embassy legalization.

02.

We review your documents. We check what you have, what is missing, and what format is required so you do not submit the wrong version.

03.

We submit to the correct authority. We handle submission, tracking, and follow up so you are not guessing where your documents are

04.

Secure return delivery. Your completed documents are returned securely with clear next steps if legalization is required.

Common Business & Corporate Documents

Articles of Incorporation/Organization

Certificates of Good Standing

Bylaws

Commercial Invoices

HMRC Letters (UK specific)

Common Academic Documents

Diplomas

Transcripts