Louisiana Apostille Services in India

Yes. If you are currently living or working abroad, you can courier your US documents to us and we will process the apostille on your behalf. After processing, we ship your apostilled documents back to you or directly to the foreign authority, embassy, or institution that requires them — anywhere in the world.

It depends on the document type. State-issued documents (birth certificates, marriage certificates, court documents, notarized documents) are apostilled by the respective state's Secretary of State. Federal documents (FBI background checks, federal court documents, immigration papers) are apostilled by the US Department of State in Washington, D.C.

We handle apostille for a wide range of US-issued documents including:

• Birth Certificates — for immigration, dual citizenship, marriage abroad
• Marriage Certificates — for spouse visa, family reunion, international registration
• FBI Background Checks — for overseas employment, work permits, residence permits
• Diplomas & Transcripts — for international education and professional licensing
• Power of Attorney — for legal and financial matters abroad
• Corporate Documents — for international business expansion
• Adoption & Court Documents — for legal proceedings abroad

Your US apostilled document is accepted across all 125+ Hague Convention member countries — including Germany, France, Italy, Spain, Australia, UAE, Canada, Mexico, and more — without any additional embassy legalization or consulate authentication.

Processing time depends on document type, notarization requirements, and the relevant authority's current queue. State apostilles typically take 2–3 business days once we receive your documents. Federal apostilles (FBI, DOS) may take 3–5 business days. Expedited and emergency processing options are available for urgent immigration deadlines or time-sensitive international submissions.

It depends on the document type. Certified vital records (birth and marriage certificates) issued by state vital records offices generally do not require notarization before apostille. However, power of attorney, personal affidavits, and photocopies will typically need notarization first. Our team will advise you on the exact requirements for your specific document.

Yes. Our US apostille service is completely done for you — you never need to visit a Secretary of State office, county clerk, or any government building. Simply send us your documents and we handle everything, including secure return delivery to your home, office, or anywhere abroad.

If your destination country is not a Hague Convention member, your US document will require additional embassy or consulate legalization from that country's diplomatic mission in the US, following the apostille step. Our team can guide you through the complete legalization process for non-Hague countries so your documents are fully accepted abroad.