An apostille is a certification that verifies a U.S. document for use in another country that is part of the Hague Apostille Convention. It confirms the authenticity of the document so it is legally recognized abroad

Yes, many foreign countries require an apostille on an FBI background check for immigration, residency, work, or study purposes. The apostille confirms the document is valid for international use.

The process typically involves obtaining the required document (such as an FBI background check), submitting it for apostille processing, and then returning the completed document to you. We guide you through each step to ensure everything is done correctly.

Our standard apostille processing time is 7–10 business days.

Yes. Apostilles are specifically for countries that are members of the Hague Apostille Convention. If your destination country is not part of the convention, additional authentication may be required. We can help determine the correct process.

Yes. In addition to FBI background checks, we can assist with apostilles for various documents depending on the requirements, such as notarized documents, affidavits, and other official records. Please note we only handle Federal level apostilles.

Yes. Completed apostilled documents are returned via FedEx 2-Day shipping, ensuring secure and timely delivery back to you.

In many cases, yes, provided the background check meets current requirements and has not expired. We can review your document and let you know if it is eligible for apostille processing.