We coordinate Texas Secretary of State apostilles for Hague Convention members and consular attestation routing for the rest. You hand us the document, we handle the submission and tracking.
The destination country determines the routing. Hague Convention members accept a Texas Secretary of State apostille directly. Non-member countries require a longer consular attestation chain. India is an example of the first; Pakistan is an example of the second.
For documents destined for Hague Convention countries, the Texas Secretary of State issues an apostille that is accepted directly under the Convention. Once attached, no consular step is required.
Non-Hague documents go through a longer chain: notarization, Texas SOS authentication, US Department of State, and then the receiving country's Embassy or Consulate. Timing varies by destination.
Tell us what the document is, where it's going, and when you need it back.
Mobile appointment at home or office, or remote online notarization where eligible.
For Hague destinations, the SOS apostille is the final step.
We coordinate the additional authentication steps through the US Department of State and the receiving country's Embassy.
We verify the finished document and return it to you in person or by tracked mail.
Send us the document details. We confirm timing and final pricing same-day.