What we will do:

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• Review if your Original Document is acceptable to be presented for Apostille or Certification to the Office of the Secretary of State

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• Submit in Person Document to the Office of the Lieutenant Governor in Juneau

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• Obtain an Apostille Directly from the New Jersey Department of the Treasury, Division of Revenue and Enterprise Services in Trenton within 3-5 business days

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• Return the Original Apostille with FedEx Overnight, or International Priority to the provided address

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• Upon request, we will email you the scanned copy of the ready Apostille

 

 

Apostille the Original Document is for you if:

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• Your Original Document meets Secretary of State Requirements and can be accepted for an Apostille or Certification

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• You can request a new Certified copy acceptable by the Secretary of State

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• The Requesting Party will accept only an Apostille on the Original Document

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* Please Note: State of New Jersey charges an extra fee for the same-day process 

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Documents submitted for an Apostille or Certificate of Authentication must comply with the following guidelines:

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Vital Records: Must be original certified copies issued by the NEW JERSEY Department of Health, Bureau of Vital Statistics and Registry. For vital records dated prior to January 1, 1917, contact the New Jersey State Archives. A notary public may not certify a photocopy of a document that is a vital record or a public record.

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Court Documents: Must be certified copies issued by the court archives and beat the signature of the deputy certifying the records with the seal, date, and stamp of the court.

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Educational documents: Transcripts, diploma, verification letter, etc, must be notarized by a New Jersey notary public.

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All other documents (such as a power of attorney, affidavit, authorization letter etc…) must first be notarized by a NEW JERSEY Commissioned notary public.