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Apostille Notarization Services

 

Welcome to Sandi's Notary Services, LLC, your trusted partner for Apostille services combined with professional notarization. As a Florida-commissioned mobile and remote online notary, we make the apostille process seamless, serving clients across the U.S. and worldwide. Whether you're a member of the general public or an immigration lawyer, we ensure your documents are properly notarized and authenticated for international use.

 

What is an Apostille?

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An Apostille is an official certificate issued to authenticate documents for use in foreign countries that are members of the Hague Apostille Convention. It verifies that a notarized document is genuine and legally binding internationally.

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Why Choose Sandi's Notary Services, LLC?

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1. Seamless Process

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  • We handle the entire process, from notarizing your documents to obtaining the Apostille, saving you time and effort.

2. Mobile and Remote Services

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  • Whether you prefer an in-person meeting or the convenience of remote online notarization, we adapt to your needs.

3. Nationwide and Global Reach

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  • Our Apostille services cater to clients across the U.S. and worldwide, ensuring your documents are ready for use in any country.

4. Expertise in International Documentation

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  • With experience serving immigration lawyers and businesses, we understand the complexities of international requirements.

5. Secure and Compliant

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  • All notarizations and Apostille services comply with Florida state laws and international standards.

How It Works

Step 1: Schedule Your Appointment

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  • Book a convenient time for notarization using our [online scheduler link].

Step 2: Prepare Your Documents

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  • Ensure your documents are complete and have a valid ID for verification.

Step 3: Document Notarization

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  • Choose between mobile notarization or remote online notarization to get your documents certified.

Step 4: Apostille Certification

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  • We handle the Apostille submission and certification process, ensuring your document is authenticated for international use.

Step 5: Receive Your Apostilled Documents

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  • Your certified documents are delivered securely, ready for use abroad.

Apostille-Eligible Documents We Handle

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1. Personal Documents

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  • Birth Certificates: Needed for immigration, dual citizenship, or foreign residency applications.

  • Marriage Certificates: Often required for international marriage registration or visas.

  • Divorce Decrees: Used for remarriage, legal processes, or residency applications abroad.

2. Educational Documents

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  • Diplomas and Transcripts: Required for studying, working, or credential verification abroad.

  • Academic Certifications: For professional licensing or higher education in foreign countries.

3. Business Documents

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  • Incorporation Documents: Authenticate corporate documents for international business operations.

  • Contracts and Agreements: Validate commercial agreements for use overseas.

  • Powers of Attorney (POA): Grant legal authority for international business dealings.

4. Legal Documents

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  • Affidavits: Sworn statements for legal or personal matters abroad.

  • Court Orders: Authenticate judgments or decrees for use in foreign jurisdictions.

  • Wills and Trusts: Legalize estate planning documents for international matters.

5. Immigration Documents

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  • Passports and IDs: Certified copies for visa applications or residency permits.

  • Adoption Papers: Required for international adoptions.

  • Parental Consent Letters: Authorizing minors to travel internationally.

Contact Us

121 Alhambra Plaza, #1000

Coral Gables, FL 33134

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DISCLAIMER: I am not an attorney licensed to practice law and may not give legal advice or accept fees for legal advice. I cannot interpret the contents of any document for you, instruct you on how to complete a document, or advise you on whether you should sign a document. Any questions about your documents should be directed to the document issuer, lender, title company, or a qualified attorney.

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