What Is Included In An Arizona Apostille?
An embossed gold seal is added to your document as a part of the apostille process in Arizona. This guarantees the legitimacy of the signature on your documents and is necessary for the acceptance of your documents in other nations.

Apostille simplifies the document authentication procedure and guarantees the legitimacy and validity of your document overseas, whether it be for business, education, a visa, or other reasons.
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Getting Your Documents Notarized Before Apostille

Keep these points in mind when getting your Arizona documents apostilled:

  • All signatures and seals must be real, not copies
  • Don't erase any information from the document or use correction fluids
  • Check if the location of the notarization is mentioned on the notarial certificate
  • Complete the document by filling in all the blanks and spaces, especially on a jurat (subscribed, sworn, or affirmed)
  • The name on the seal and the notary's signature must match
  • Verify that the notary's commission expiration date is visible on their seal

Proper notarization is important for ensuring the authenticity and legality of your documents, especially when they require authentication for official purposes. Globeia, as your reliable companion, will take care of the rest with our years of experience.

Arizona Apostille Process For Visa Processing

Begin by gathering all of the documents based on your visa type, such as student, work, or dependent visa. Apostille will be required degree certificates, transcripts, and medical certificates in the case of a student visa.

Work visas require an apostille for degree certificates, FBI background verification, experience letters, and medical fitness certificates. Similarly, dependent visas require apostilled marriage and birth certificates, FBI background verification, and medical fitness certificates. The process varies depending on the document and target country.

Let Globeia Help You With Arizona Apostille

We provide expedited processing of document apostille requests in Arizona so that they can be prepared for use abroad. Our hassle-free application management process guarantees quick submission as there is no time wasted on getting your details ready. Trust Globeia to handle your document authentication needs with our reliable team.

Why Do You Need An Apostille Service Provider?

An Apostille Service Provider provides the proper verification of your Arizona and other USA documents for international usage, making the process easier for individuals and organizations seeking legal recognition abroad.

What are the benefits of hiring Globeia?

Globeia specializes in Apostille services, providing the correct and efficient authentication of documents. Clients can confidently and easily handle difficult legal procedures with their support. And save a lot of time and money.

In which country is an Apostille issued by the state of Arizona valid for use?

An Apostille issued by the state of Arizona is valid in all Hague Convention countries, easing the legalization procedure for documents intended for international usage.

Where can I obtain a certified copy of my divorce decree from the state of Arizona?

To get a certified divorce decree, contact the Clerk of Superior Court in the county where the divorce was filed. For divorces before 1950, contact the Arizona State Archives, but ensure to confirm with the relevant Clerk of the Superior Court for accurate information.

Which Authority Issues Apostille In Arizona?
The Arizona Secretary of State's office handles Apostille issuance. Original notarized or certified recorded documents are required; photocopies are not accepted. Documents must be certified by the state of origin. No electronic Apostilles are issued. Contact the Office of the Secretary of State, Business Services Division, at 1700 W Washington St Fl 7, Phoenix, AZ 85007-2808.
Documents That Do Not Require Notarization
Birth Certificate
Death Certificate
Marriage Certificate
Divorce Certificate
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