Document Apostille Service in Maine

International Submissions Made Simple With Apostille

The apostille process is very helpful for people who want to start or open their business in other countries. Their business licenses, registration certificates, financial records, and other documents often need an apostille on them. The apostille certificate also validates documents that are required for selling and purchasing real estate. A layer of trust is added to the documents which is important for a successful deal. Let Globeia’s Maine apostille service connect you with foreign markets and achieve success in your professional endeavors.

Apostille Guidelines in Maine

Below given are the Maine Secretary of State’s apostille guidelines:

• First, you have to Ensure documents are issued in Maine and they bear signatures of authorized officials like State Registrars, Notaries Public, Dedimus Justices, or county/constitutional officers.
• Notarized documents must include the notary public's signature, stamp, and date of notarization. Special acknowledgments and Jurat may be issued for documents certified by notaries public.
• Vital records (birth, marriage, death certificates) and divorce decrees must be issued in Maine by relevant state, court, or municipal officials, requiring recent copies from the appropriate court.
• For academic records from Maine universities, such as the University of New England or the University of Maine, provide notarized copies from the school registrar.
• Copies of documents can be obtained from any of Maine's sixteen counties for submission.

Globeia’s Affordable Apostille Services In Maine

Globeia offers affordable Apostille services, allowing you to save money while ensuring your documents are properly authenticated for international use. With Globeia, you can trust that your apostille needs will be taken care of efficiently and cost-effectively, giving you peace of mind when it comes to legalizing your important documents for use abroad. Save money without compromising on the quality and reliability of the apostille of your documents.