How do I get an apostille for my Illinois documents?
To get an apostille in Illinois, you need to submit your certified or notarized documents to the Illinois Secretary of State. Globeia simplifies this process by handling your submissions, ensuring all documents are correctly prepared for international use.
What types of Illinois documents can be apostilled?
Illinois documents eligible for apostille include birth certificates, marriage records, divorce certificates, educational transcripts, diplomas, business documents, and notarized records. Globeia assists with all these document types efficiently.
How much does it cost to apostille a document in Illinois?
Apostille services in Illinois require a standard government fee per document. Additional certification or notarization fees may apply.
With Globeia, professional apostille services start at $185, offering secure handling, accurate document preparation, and a hassle-free process for single or multiple documents.
How long does it take to get an apostille in Illinois?
Standard processing takes 7-14 business days. Using Globeia’s service can speed up the process, as our team ensures documents are correctly prepared and submitted, reducing delays.
Disclaimer: Processing times are approximate and may vary depending on the Illinois Secretary of State, document complexity, or additional certification/notarization requirements.
Can I apostille an Illinois birth certificate or marriage certificate for international use?
Yes. Certified copies of Illinois birth and marriage certificates can be apostilled for countries that are part of the Hague Convention. Globeia ensures your documents are valid for international use, including dual citizenship, overseas employment, and property transactions.
Can I apostille a notarized document from Illinois?
To get an apostille for an Illinois divorce certificate, follow these steps:
- Obtain a certified copy of the divorce certificate from the Circuit Clerk of theAbsolutely. Notarized documents from Illinois, such as affidavits or powers of attorney, are eligible for apostille. Globeia verifies that notarization and certification meet the Illinois Secretary of State’s requirements.
Do I need an apostille for documents going to countries outside the Hague Convention?
Yes. If your destination country is not part of the Hague Convention, additional legalization or embassy authentication may be required. Globeia provides guidance for Illinois documents destined for non-Hague countries.
Can Globeia apostille FBI background checks or federal documents from Illinois residents?
Yes. Globeia is accredited to handle FBI background checks and federal documents. We ensure fast, accurate apostille services for Illinois residents needing documents for international purposes.
Can I submit my Illinois documents online for apostille with Globeia?
Yes. Globeia’s smart portal and user-friendly platform allow you to upload documents securely, complete forms online, and track your Illinois apostille status from anywhere in the world.
What are the benefits of using Globeia for Illinois apostille services?
Globeia offers fast processing, 98% accuracy, global mobility support, data security, and competitive pricing. With over 30,000 clients served worldwide, we ensure your Illinois documents are apostilled correctly and delivered on time.