We help clients throughout South Florida prepare U.S. documents for submission to foreign consulates, embassies, civil authorities abroad, visa procedures, corporate matters, powers of attorney, and educational or immigration-related requests that call for a properly authenticated U.S. document.
Need to submit a document to a consulate? Send us a photo of the document and tell us which country it will be used in. We'll review which process you need. Call us at 1-800-631-9171.
Countries that are members of the 1961 Hague Convention generally accept an apostille as sufficient proof of the authenticity of a U.S. document, without needing to go through the destination country's embassy.
However, some documents or destinations may require an authentication or consular/embassy legalization process instead of an apostille, depending on the country and the type of procedure. Documents issued by U.S. federal agencies — such as FBI background checks — generally require a federal apostille or authentication through the U.S. Department of State, not a state apostille.
The correct process depends on several factors: the authority that issued the document, the destination country, the document type, and its intended use. We recommend that clients confirm the final requirements directly with the receiving authority or the relevant consulate.
Miami Dade Apostille can review your document and help identify the correct U.S. authentication process before you submit it.
We offer embassy legalization for eligible U.S. documents used in the United Arab Emirates (UAE), Kuwait, Qatar, Lebanon, Jordan and Cuba.
For documents that require the full legalization chain, our team can help coordinate state authentication, federal authentication and embassy legalization. The required steps depend on the document and destination. Government and consular authorities issue the certifications.
Send copies and the receiving office's instructions to our team so we can review the appropriate service before you send originals or certified copies. If mailing, use a trackable shipping method and keep your tracking number.
Consulate Directory for Miami-Dade, Broward & Palm Beach
Below is a reference directory of consular representations in South Florida, organized alphabetically. For countries with the highest apostille demand, we've included additional detail on the documents most commonly prepared. Miami Dade Apostille is not affiliated with any of these consulates; this information is provided for reference only.
Many people of German descent, or handling citizenship, inheritance, or business matters in Germany, need U.S. documents prepared for the Standesamt (civil registry) or other German authorities. This commonly includes Florida birth and marriage certificates, powers of attorney for real estate or inheritance matters, diplomas for academic recognition, and corporate documents for business in Germany. Miami Dade Apostille can help determine whether your document needs a Florida apostille, a federal apostille, or additional authentication, along with certified German translation when the consulate or receiving authority requires it.
If you need to prepare U.S. documents for procedures before the consulate general of Antigua and Barbuda, Miami Dade Apostille can review your document and coordinate the Florida apostille, federal apostille, notarization, or certified translation involved.
People handling citizenship, inheritance, marriage, or business matters in Argentina frequently need to apostille birth certificates, marriage certificates, powers of attorney for property or estates, diplomas for academic equivalency, and FBI background checks. The Argentine Consulate in Miami does not issue apostilles — that function belongs to the Florida Secretary of State or the U.S. Department of State, depending on the document type. Miami Dade Apostille reviews the document, identifies the correct process, and coordinates certified Spanish translation when needed before consular submission.
If you need to prepare U.S. documents for procedures before the honorary consulate of Australia, Miami Dade Apostille can review your document and coordinate the Florida apostille, federal apostille, notarization, or certified translation involved.
If you need to prepare U.S. documents for procedures before the honorary consulate of Austria, Miami Dade Apostille can review your document and coordinate the Florida apostille, federal apostille, notarization, or certified translation involved.
If you need to prepare U.S. documents for procedures before the consulate general of The Bahamas, Miami Dade Apostille can review your document and coordinate the Florida apostille, federal apostille, notarization, or certified translation involved.
If you need to prepare U.S. documents for procedures before the consulate general of Bangladesh, Miami Dade Apostille can review your document and coordinate the Florida apostille, federal apostille, notarization, or certified translation involved.
If you need to prepare U.S. documents for procedures before the consulate general of Barbados, Miami Dade Apostille can review your document and coordinate the Florida apostille, federal apostille, notarization, or certified translation involved.
If you need to prepare U.S. documents for procedures before the honorary consulate of Belgium, Miami Dade Apostille can review your document and coordinate the Florida apostille, federal apostille, notarization, or certified translation involved.
If you need to prepare U.S. documents for procedures before the honorary consulate of Belize, Miami Dade Apostille can review your document and coordinate the Florida apostille, federal apostille, notarization, or certified translation involved.
Families and professionals with ties to Bolivia often need to apostille birth certificates, marriage certificates, powers of attorney for property matters, and diplomas for academic recognition. Corporate documents are also common when establishing a business or branch in Bolivia. Before visiting the Bolivian Consulate General in Doral, it's important to confirm whether the document requires a Florida apostille, a federal apostille, or additional legalization, depending on the receiving authority in Bolivia. Miami Dade Apostille can review your document and coordinate the apostille, notarization, and certified translation involved.
Immigration procedures, citizenship claims, inheritance matters, and diploma revalidation (revalidação) in Brazil typically require apostilled Florida birth and marriage certificates, powers of attorney for real estate, FBI background checks, and corporate documents. The Brazilian Consulate General in Miami recommends that U.S. documents arrive already apostilled and, when applicable, translated into Portuguese by a certified translator. Miami Dade Apostille can confirm whether your document needs a Florida apostille or a federal apostille before submission, helping avoid the common delays caused by incomplete or improperly prepared documents.
If you need to prepare U.S. documents for procedures before the honorary consulate of Bulgaria, Miami Dade Apostille can review your document and coordinate the Florida apostille, federal apostille, notarization, or certified translation involved.
If you need to prepare U.S. documents for procedures before the consulate general of Canada, Miami Dade Apostille can review your document and coordinate the Florida apostille, federal apostille, notarization, or certified translation involved.
Birth certificates, marriage certificates, powers of attorney for inheritance or real estate, diplomas, and FBI background checks are among the documents most frequently apostilled for procedures before Chilean authorities. The Chilean Consulate General in Miami handles consular matters, but the apostille for a Florida document is always obtained through the Florida Secretary of State. Miami Dade Apostille reviews the document, determines the correct process, and can coordinate certified Spanish translation when the procedure in Chile requires it.
Clients frequently need U.S. documents prepared for civil, legal, educational, family, or corporate procedures before Colombian authorities. Common examples include Florida birth and marriage certificates, powers of attorney, FBI background checks, diplomas, transcripts, and corporate documents. Miami Dade Apostille can help with the corresponding Florida apostille, federal apostille for documents issued by federal agencies, notarization, and certified Spanish translation when the procedure in Colombia requires it. The Colombian Consulate General in Coral Gables does not issue apostilles for U.S. documents.
If you need to prepare U.S. documents for procedures before the honorary consulate of South Korea, Miami Dade Apostille can review your document and coordinate the Florida apostille, federal apostille, notarization, or certified translation involved.
Birth certificates, marriage certificates, powers of attorney, diplomas, and adoption-related documents are among those that commonly require an apostille before being presented to Costa Rican authorities. The Costa Rican Consulate General in Miami does not issue apostilles for Florida documents — that process is completed through the Florida Secretary of State or the U.S. Department of State, depending on the document type. Miami Dade Apostille can review your document before the process begins and coordinate certified translation when necessary.
If you need to prepare U.S. documents for procedures before the honorary consulate of Denmark, Miami Dade Apostille can review your document and coordinate the Florida apostille, federal apostille, notarization, or certified translation involved.
Powers of attorney for real estate, birth and marriage certificates, diplomas, FBI background checks, and corporate documents are among the documents most often prepared for use in Ecuador. Many of these procedures relate to residency, visas, inheritance, or investment. The Ecuadorian Consulate General in Miami can advise on specific consular requirements, but the apostille for the source document is obtained separately, through the Florida Secretary of State or the U.S. Department of State. Miami Dade Apostille can help you identify the correct process.
Birth certificates, marriage certificates, powers of attorney for property, and diplomas are among the documents commonly apostilled for procedures before Salvadoran authorities. The Salvadoran Consulate General in Doral handles consular and identity matters but does not issue apostilles on U.S. documents. Miami Dade Apostille can review your document, confirm whether it requires a Florida apostille or a federal apostille, and coordinate notarization and certified Spanish translation when the procedure requires it.
Miami Dade Apostille coordinates embassy legalization and attestation for eligible U.S. documents used in the United Arab Emirates. Send us copies and the receiving office's instructions so we can review the required U.S. authentication, UAE attestation channel and any translation needs. Government and consular authorities issue the certifications; our team manages the agreed document work.
If you need to prepare U.S. documents for procedures before the honorary consulate of Slovakia, Miami Dade Apostille can review your document and coordinate the Florida apostille, federal apostille, notarization, or certified translation involved.
If you need to prepare U.S. documents for procedures before the honorary consulate of Slovenia, Miami Dade Apostille can review your document and coordinate the Florida apostille, federal apostille, notarization, or certified translation involved.
Spanish nationality claims, marriages, inheritance matters, university degree recognition (homologación), and residency procedures typically require Florida birth and marriage certificates, powers of attorney, diplomas, FBI background checks, and corporate documents properly apostilled. The Spanish Consulate General in Coral Gables receives consular filings, but the Florida apostille and federal apostille are obtained separately. Because many procedures in Spain require sworn or certified Spanish translation, Miami Dade Apostille can coordinate both the apostille and the certified translation before submission.
If you need to prepare U.S. documents for procedures before the honorary consulate of Estonia, Miami Dade Apostille can review your document and coordinate the Florida apostille, federal apostille, notarization, or certified translation involved.
If you need to prepare U.S. documents for procedures before the honorary consulate of The Philippines, Miami Dade Apostille can review your document and coordinate the Florida apostille, federal apostille, notarization, or certified translation involved.
If you need to prepare U.S. documents for procedures before the honorary consulate of Finland, Miami Dade Apostille can review your document and coordinate the Florida apostille, federal apostille, notarization, or certified translation involved.
Birth and marriage certificates, powers of attorney, diplomas, and corporate documents are among the documents frequently apostilled for use in France, whether for civil status matters, inheritance, education, or business. The French Consulate General in Miami does not issue apostilles on Florida documents — that process belongs to the Florida Secretary of State or the U.S. Department of State, depending on the document. Miami Dade Apostille can review your document, coordinate the corresponding apostille, and arrange certified French translation when required.
If you need to prepare U.S. documents for procedures before the honorary consulate of The Gambia, Miami Dade Apostille can review your document and coordinate the Florida apostille, federal apostille, notarization, or certified translation involved.
If you need to prepare U.S. documents for procedures before the consulate general of Grenada, Miami Dade Apostille can review your document and coordinate the Florida apostille, federal apostille, notarization, or certified translation involved.
Birth certificates, marriage certificates, powers of attorney, and diplomas are among the documents most frequently apostilled for family, educational, or property matters in Guatemala. The Guatemalan Consulate General in Coral Gables handles consular and identity matters but does not issue apostilles on U.S. documents. Miami Dade Apostille can review your document and determine whether it needs a Florida apostille, a federal apostille, or additional authentication before submission.
If you need to prepare U.S. documents for procedures before the honorary consulate of Guyana, Miami Dade Apostille can review your document and coordinate the Florida apostille, federal apostille, notarization, or certified translation involved.
If you need to prepare U.S. documents for procedures before the consulate general of Haiti, Miami Dade Apostille can review your document and coordinate the Florida apostille, federal apostille, notarization, or certified translation involved.
Powers of attorney, birth and marriage certificates, diplomas, and corporate documents are among the documents commonly apostilled for civil, educational, or business procedures in Honduras. The Honduran Consulate General in Miami does not issue apostilles on Florida documents — that process is completed separately through the Florida Secretary of State or the U.S. Department of State. Miami Dade Apostille can help confirm the correct process and coordinate certified translation when the procedure requires it.
If you need to prepare U.S. documents for procedures before the vice consulate of Hungary, Miami Dade Apostille can review your document and coordinate the Florida apostille, federal apostille, notarization, or certified translation involved.
If you need to prepare U.S. documents for procedures before the consulate general of Ireland, Miami Dade Apostille can review your document and coordinate the Florida apostille, federal apostille, notarization, or certified translation involved.
If you need to prepare U.S. documents for procedures before the honorary consulate of Iceland, Miami Dade Apostille can review your document and coordinate the Florida apostille, federal apostille, notarization, or certified translation involved.
If you need to prepare U.S. documents for procedures before the consulate general of Israel, Miami Dade Apostille can review your document and coordinate the Florida apostille, federal apostille, notarization, or certified translation involved.
Italian citizenship recognition (iure sanguinis), marriages, inheritance matters, and degree recognition typically require apostilled Florida birth and marriage certificates, powers of attorney, diplomas, and FBI background checks. The Italian Consulate General in Coral Gables receives consular filings, but the document apostille is obtained separately through the Florida Secretary of State or the U.S. Department of State. Since many Italian citizenship procedures require certified Italian translation, Miami Dade Apostille can coordinate both processes.
If you need to prepare U.S. documents for procedures before the consulate general of Jamaica, Miami Dade Apostille can review your document and coordinate the Florida apostille, federal apostille, notarization, or certified translation involved.
If you need to prepare U.S. documents for procedures before the consulate general of Japan, Miami Dade Apostille can review your document and coordinate the Florida apostille, federal apostille, notarization, or certified translation involved.
If you need to prepare U.S. documents for procedures before the honorary consulate of Kazakhstan, Miami Dade Apostille can review your document and coordinate the Florida apostille, federal apostille, notarization, or certified translation involved.
If you need to prepare U.S. documents for procedures before the honorary consulate of Latvia, Miami Dade Apostille can review your document and coordinate the Florida apostille, federal apostille, notarization, or certified translation involved.
If you need to prepare U.S. documents for procedures before the honorary consulate of Lithuania, Miami Dade Apostille can review your document and coordinate the Florida apostille, federal apostille, notarization, or certified translation involved.
If you need to prepare U.S. documents for procedures before the honorary consulate of Luxembourg, Miami Dade Apostille can review your document and coordinate the Florida apostille, federal apostille, notarization, or certified translation involved.
If you need to prepare U.S. documents for procedures before the honorary consulate of North Macedonia, Miami Dade Apostille can review your document and coordinate the Florida apostille, federal apostille, notarization, or certified translation involved.
If you need to prepare U.S. documents for procedures before the trade center of Malaysia, Miami Dade Apostille can review your document and coordinate the Florida apostille, federal apostille, notarization, or certified translation involved.
If you need to prepare U.S. documents for procedures before the honorary consulate of Malta, Miami Dade Apostille can review your document and coordinate the Florida apostille, federal apostille, notarization, or certified translation involved.
If you need to prepare U.S. documents for procedures before the consulate general of Morocco, Miami Dade Apostille can review your document and coordinate the Florida apostille, federal apostille, notarization, or certified translation involved.
Birth and marriage certificates, powers of attorney, diplomas for degree revalidation, corporate documents, and FBI background checks are among the documents frequently prepared for procedures in Mexico, including dual nationality claims, inheritance matters, and business. The Mexican Consulate General in Coral Gables handles consular matters but does not issue apostilles on U.S. documents — that process belongs to the Florida Secretary of State or the U.S. Department of State. Miami Dade Apostille can review the document and coordinate certified Spanish translation when required.
If you need to prepare U.S. documents for procedures before the honorary consulate of Monaco, Miami Dade Apostille can review your document and coordinate the Florida apostille, federal apostille, notarization, or certified translation involved.
If you need to prepare U.S. documents for procedures before the honorary consulate of Montenegro, Miami Dade Apostille can review your document and coordinate the Florida apostille, federal apostille, notarization, or certified translation involved.
Birth and marriage certificates, powers of attorney, and diplomas are among the documents commonly apostilled for family, property, or educational matters in Nicaragua. The Nicaraguan Consulate General in Miami does not issue apostilles on Florida documents — that process is handled separately. Miami Dade Apostille can review your document, confirm the correct process, and coordinate notarization and certified translation before consular submission.
If you need to prepare U.S. documents for procedures before the honorary consulate of Norway, Miami Dade Apostille can review your document and coordinate the Florida apostille, federal apostille, notarization, or certified translation involved.
If you need to prepare U.S. documents for procedures before the consulate general of The Netherlands, Miami Dade Apostille can review your document and coordinate the Florida apostille, federal apostille, notarization, or certified translation involved.
Given the volume of commercial and banking activity between Miami and Panama, corporate documents — including Articles of Incorporation, Certificates of Good Standing, and corporate resolutions — are among the most frequently apostilled, along with powers of attorney, birth and marriage certificates, and diplomas. The Panamanian Consulate General in Miami handles consular matters, but the apostille for the source document is obtained separately through the Florida Secretary of State. Miami Dade Apostille can help prepare corporate and personal documents for use in Panama, including certified translation when applicable.
Birth and marriage certificates, powers of attorney, and diplomas are among the documents frequently apostilled for family, educational, or property matters in Paraguay. The Paraguayan Consulate General in Coral Gables handles consular and identity matters but does not issue apostilles on U.S. documents. Miami Dade Apostille can review your document and coordinate the Florida apostille, federal apostille, or certified translation involved.
Powers of attorney for real estate, birth and marriage certificates, diplomas, and FBI background checks are among the documents most frequently prepared for civil, educational, or immigration procedures involving Peru. The Peruvian Consulate General in Coral Gables handles consular matters, but the apostille for the source document is obtained separately through the Florida Secretary of State or the U.S. Department of State. Miami Dade Apostille can review the document and coordinate certified Spanish translation when the procedure requires it.
If you need to prepare U.S. documents for procedures before the honorary consulate of Poland, Miami Dade Apostille can review your document and coordinate the Florida apostille, federal apostille, notarization, or certified translation involved.
Portuguese nationality claims, marriages, and degree recognition typically require apostilled Florida birth and marriage certificates, powers of attorney, and diplomas. The Portuguese Honorary Consulate in Coral Gables receives consular filings, but the document apostille is obtained separately through the Florida Secretary of State or the U.S. Department of State. Miami Dade Apostille can review your document and coordinate certified Portuguese translation when the procedure requires it.
If you need to prepare U.S. documents for procedures before the consulate general of United Kingdom, Miami Dade Apostille can review your document and coordinate the Florida apostille, federal apostille, notarization, or certified translation involved.
If you need to prepare U.S. documents for procedures before the honorary consulate of Czech Republic, Miami Dade Apostille can review your document and coordinate the Florida apostille, federal apostille, notarization, or certified translation involved.
Birth and marriage certificates, powers of attorney, diplomas, corporate documents, and adoption-related paperwork are among the documents frequently apostilled for use in the Dominican Republic. The Dominican Consulate General in Miami handles consular and identity matters but does not issue apostilles on U.S. documents. Miami Dade Apostille can review your document, confirm whether it needs a Florida apostille or a federal apostille, and coordinate certified translation.
If you need to prepare U.S. documents for procedures before the consulate general of Romania, Miami Dade Apostille can review your document and coordinate the Florida apostille, federal apostille, notarization, or certified translation involved.
If you need to prepare U.S. documents for procedures before the honorary consulate of Saint Kitts and Nevis, Miami Dade Apostille can review your document and coordinate the Florida apostille, federal apostille, notarization, or certified translation involved.
If you need to prepare U.S. documents for procedures before the consulate general of Saint Lucia, Miami Dade Apostille can review your document and coordinate the Florida apostille, federal apostille, notarization, or certified translation involved.
If you need to prepare U.S. documents for procedures before the consulate general of Sierra Leone, Miami Dade Apostille can review your document and coordinate the Florida apostille, federal apostille, notarization, or certified translation involved.
If you need to prepare U.S. documents for procedures before the honorary consulate of Singapore, Miami Dade Apostille can review your document and coordinate the Florida apostille, federal apostille, notarization, or certified translation involved.
If you need to prepare U.S. documents for procedures before the honorary consulate of Sweden, Miami Dade Apostille can review your document and coordinate the Florida apostille, federal apostille, notarization, or certified translation involved.
If you need to prepare U.S. documents for procedures before the honorary consulate of Switzerland, Miami Dade Apostille can review your document and coordinate the Florida apostille, federal apostille, notarization, or certified translation involved.
If you need to prepare U.S. documents for procedures before the consulate general of Suriname, Miami Dade Apostille can review your document and coordinate the Florida apostille, federal apostille, notarization, or certified translation involved.
If you need to prepare U.S. documents for procedures before the honorary consulate of Thailand, Miami Dade Apostille can review your document and coordinate the Florida apostille, federal apostille, notarization, or certified translation involved.
If you need to prepare U.S. documents for procedures before the economic and cultural office of Taiwan, Miami Dade Apostille can review your document and coordinate the Florida apostille, federal apostille, notarization, or certified translation involved.
If you need to prepare U.S. documents for procedures before the honorary consulate of Togo, Miami Dade Apostille can review your document and coordinate the Florida apostille, federal apostille, notarization, or certified translation involved.
If you need to prepare U.S. documents for procedures before the consulate general of Trinidad and Tobago, Miami Dade Apostille can review your document and coordinate the Florida apostille, federal apostille, notarization, or certified translation involved.
If you need to prepare U.S. documents for procedures before the honorary consulate of Tunisia, Miami Dade Apostille can review your document and coordinate the Florida apostille, federal apostille, notarization, or certified translation involved.
If you need to prepare U.S. documents for procedures before the consulate general of Turkey, Miami Dade Apostille can review your document and coordinate the Florida apostille, federal apostille, notarization, or certified translation involved.
If you need to prepare U.S. documents for procedures before the honorary consulate of Uganda, Miami Dade Apostille can review your document and coordinate the Florida apostille, federal apostille, notarization, or certified translation involved.
Birth and marriage certificates, powers of attorney, and diplomas are among the documents frequently apostilled for family, property, or educational matters in Uruguay. The Uruguayan Consulate General in Miami handles consular and identity matters but does not issue apostilles on U.S. documents. Miami Dade Apostille can review your document and coordinate the Florida apostille, federal apostille, or certified translation before consular submission.
Apostille and Documents for Venezuela-Related Matters
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For Venezuela-related matters, confirm current consular arrangements with the relevant Venezuelan authority before making travel plans. Many people still need to apostille or authenticate U.S. documents — such as birth certificates, powers of attorney, diplomas, or corporate documents — for matters relating to Venezuela, whether through other consular representations, authorized agents, or alternate procedures. Miami Dade Apostille can review your document and advise on the applicable apostille or authentication process based on its intended use.
Do I need an apostille before going to the consulate?
Whether an apostille is required depends on the receiving authority, the document type, and the procedure. In many cases, the apostille is obtained before presenting the document to the consulate or foreign authority — a consulate does not issue apostilles for U.S. documents. The apostille is obtained through the Secretary of State of the state that issued the document or, for federal documents, through the U.S. Department of State. We recommend confirming the exact requirement with the consulate or receiving authority before presenting the document.
Who issues an apostille in Florida?
The Florida Department of State, in Tallahassee, is the authority that issues apostilles on documents issued or notarized in Florida, such as birth certificates, marriage certificates, court documents, corporate documents, and notarized documents.
Does the consulate issue the apostille?
No. Consulates and embassies do not issue apostilles for U.S. documents. Their consular function is different: they may certify, legalize, or require a document that has already been apostilled, but the apostille itself is issued by the corresponding state or federal authority in the United States.
What is the difference between an apostille and consular legalization?
An apostille is a certificate recognized by countries that are members of the 1961 Hague Convention, without requiring further involvement from an embassy. Consular legalization is a separate process, generally required when the destination country is not a member of the Hague Convention, and involves an additional review by the embassy or consulate of the receiving country.
How do I know if my document needs a state or federal apostille?
It depends on who originally issued the document. Documents issued by a state agency — such as Florida birth certificates, court documents, or notarized documents — require a state apostille. Documents issued by a federal agency — such as FBI background checks or USCIS or IRS documents — require a federal apostille or authentication through the U.S. Department of State. Miami Dade Apostille can review the document and confirm which process applies.
Can an FBI document be apostilled?
Yes. FBI background checks (FBI Identity History Summary) can be apostilled, but the process goes through the U.S. Department of State in Washington, D.C., since it is a federal document rather than a state one.
Do I need to translate the document after it's apostilled?
In many cases, yes, especially if the document will be presented to an authority that does not operate in English. It is generally recommended to apostille the original document first and then complete the certified translation, since some authorities require the translation to include the original apostille. Confirm the exact order with the receiving authority.
Can I apostille a document if I'm outside the United States?
Yes. Many clients who live outside the United States mail their documents in or designate someone in Florida to handle the process on their behalf. Miami Dade Apostille can coordinate shipping and return delivery of the apostilled document nationally and internationally.
Can I mail in my documents?
Yes. Miami Dade Apostille accepts documents mailed from anywhere in the United States or abroad, in addition to receiving documents in person at our Miami locations.
Is Miami Dade Apostille affiliated with any consulate?
No. Miami Dade Apostille is an independent, privately owned company. We are not part of any consulate, embassy, Secretary of State, or government agency. We offer document preparation, apostille, authentication, notarization, and certified translation services.
Can you review my document before I start the process?
Yes. You can send us a photo or scan of your document along with the country where it will be used, and we'll review which apostille, authentication, or legalization process applies before starting the order.
What documents can be apostilled for international use?
Commonly apostilled documents include birth, marriage, and death certificates, divorce decrees, powers of attorney, affidavits, state and FBI background checks, diplomas and transcripts, school documents, corporate documents (Articles of Incorporation, Certificates of Good Standing, corporate resolutions), court documents, notarized letters, and travel consent letters, among others.
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We serve clients throughout Miami-Dade County, including Coral Gables, Doral, Brickell, and Miami Beach, as well as Broward County (Fort Lauderdale) and Palm Beach County. We also work with clients throughout the rest of the United States and abroad, depending on the document and process required.
Need an apostille to submit to a consulate? Send us your document for review and we'll tell you the correct process. Call us at 1-800-631-9171.
Miami Dade Apostille helps individuals and organizations prepare documents for use in foreign countries. We offer apostille, authentication, notarization, and certified translation of personal, academic, legal, and corporate documents. We are not a government agency and do not issue apostilles ourselves; we manage the process with the appropriate state or federal authority.
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