Prepare Apostille Documents with Online Notarization

Securely notarize documents that may require notarization before apostille processing, including Powers of Attorney, affidavits, consent letters, and business documents. Complete the process online with a commissioned U.S. notary.

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Apostille Forms You Can Notarize Online

Choose from a wide range of personal, legal, and business documents and get them notarized quickly with a trusted Online Notary service.

Apostille Forms

Used for international document authentication, ensuring your documents are legally recognized in foreign countries.

Sworn Statement / Army Sworn Statement

Official declarations used in legal, military, or administrative matters where statements must be verified and notarized.

Power of Attorney

Authorize someone to act on your behalf for financial, legal, or medical decisions with a legally binding document.

Consent Letters

Grant permission for travel, medical decisions, or other legal matters requiring written authorization.

Property Transfer Forms

Used to legally transfer ownership of property, ensuring proper documentation and compliance.

Affidavits

Written sworn statements used in court, financial matters, or official declarations requiring notarization.

Business Associate Agreement

Essential for compliance in business partnerships, especially in regulated industries like healthcare.

Articles of Incorporation

Official documents required to establish a corporation and define its structure and purpose.

How to Get Your Documents Notarized & Submitted for Apostille

Complete your online notarization and submit your apostille request in just a few simple steps.

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Start a new notarization request and securely upload your document(s) in PDF format.
Complete the identity verification process using a valid government-issued photo ID to ensure a secure and compliant notarization.
Connect with a commissioned U.S. online notary through a live video session to have your document legally notarized.
Select Apostille as your request type, provide your contact and return mailing information, choose your preferred processing time, and submit your apostille service order.
Once your notarization is complete, our team begins processing your apostille request. Your completed documents will be returned according to the turnaround time you selected.

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Get reliable guidance and a streamlined process to help prepare your documents for international use with confidence.

Fast & Efficient Processing

We help you avoid unnecessary delays by ensuring your documents are properly prepared before submission.

Secure Document Handling

Your documents are handled with strict confidentiality and protected throughout the process.

Expert Document Guidance

Our experienced team helps you understand document requirements and the steps needed for apostille processing.

Simple & Convenient Process

Submit your request online, track your progress, and receive updates throughout the process.

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Individuals, professionals, and businesses rely on eNotary On Call for dependable document preparation and support for international documentation.

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US • 2 reviews • March 6, 2026

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GB • 5 reviews • February 25, 2026

"Extremely easy to use for notarizing documents. Support was prompt and helpful, and the notarizer was polite, friendly, and quick."

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BR • 1 review • February 13, 2026

"Great and fast experience. Anitha explained the notarization process very carefully and was kind throughout."

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FAQs - Online Notarization of Apostille Forms

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You may need an apostille when submitting documents for international purposes such as immigration, overseas employment, education, marriage, business registration, adoption, or legal proceedings in a Hague Convention member country.
Common documents include:
  • Birth certificates
  • Marriage certificates
  • Death certificates
  • Power of Attorney
  • Affidavits
  • Consent letters
  • Educational documents
  • Business documents
  • Court documents
  • Notarized documents
The exact requirements depend on the document type and the country where it will be used.
No. An apostille and notarization are different processes. Notarization verifies the identity of the signer and witnesses the signature, while an apostille authenticates the document for international use.
No. Some privately signed documents, such as affidavits and powers of attorney, may need to be notarized before they are eligible for an apostille. Public documents like birth or marriage certificates often follow a different process.
Apostille certificates are accepted by countries that are members of the Hague Apostille Convention. If the destination country is not a member, additional legalization through an embassy or consulate may be required.
Processing times vary depending on the issuing authority, document type, and jurisdiction. It's best to check with the appropriate authority or service provider for current timelines.
In some cases, a notarized copy may be eligible for an apostille, while other documents require the original or a certified copy issued by the appropriate authority. Requirements vary by document type and jurisdiction.
An apostille is used for documents destined for Hague Apostille Convention member countries. Document legalization is generally required for countries that are not members of the Convention and may involve additional authentication by embassies or consulates.
Before applying for an apostille, make sure your documents meet the issuing authority's requirements. If notarization is required, complete that step first. Once your documents are properly prepared, they can be submitted to the appropriate government authority for apostille issuance.

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