We certify and authenticate your documents for use anywhere in the world — in any language, fast and affordable.
A notary public is an official authorized by the state to witness the signing of important documents and verify the identity of the person signing. A notary stamp confirms the document is legitimate and the signatures are authentic.
Common documents include contracts, affidavits, powers of attorney, deeds, and legal agreements.
An Apostille is an official government certificate that authenticates a document so it can be legally recognized in another country. It is required when sending documents abroad — such as to Mexico, Central America, Europe, or anywhere else in the world.
We handle Apostille documents in any language.
An Apostille is required any time you need an official document recognized in another country. Here are the most common situations:
Visas, residency applications, and citizenship documents often require Apostille certification.
Getting married in another country? Your birth certificate and other documents may need an Apostille.
Universities in other countries require Apostille-certified transcripts and diplomas.
Employment abroad often requires background checks and credentials certified with an Apostille.
Business contracts, articles of incorporation, and legal agreements for use in foreign countries.
International adoption requires extensive documentation, all of which must be Apostille certified.
Applying for citizenship in another country requires certified birth certificates and family records.
Purchasing real estate in another country requires authenticated identity and financial documents.
We can notarize and process Apostilles for a wide range of documents, in any language:
Contact us at (909) 885-0061 or stop by our office at 555 S. Mt. Vernon Ave. Ste A, San Bernardino. Tell us what document you need certified and what country it is going to.
Bring the original document along with a valid photo ID. Processing time depends on the type of document and the destination country — we will give you a clear timeline when you come in.
Our team takes care of the notarization and Apostille certification process for you. We work in any language and guide you through every step so there are no surprises.
Once complete, your documents are ready to be used officially in any country that is a member of the Hague Convention — including Mexico, most of Latin America, Europe, and many more.