Apostille for North Carolina documents
Apostille a digital document issued in North Carolina
Please upload a digital copy of your document(s). You can upload documents from your computer or take a picture with your mobile phone.
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We will print your documents in color, notarize an affidavit, obtain County Clerk certification and process apostille at the New York Secretary of State. We process apostilles every day rain or shine.
- Processing time: 24/48 hours [Same-day for orders received by 1:00 PM]
- Apostille service flat fee $150
- Includes notary and government fees
- Domestic shipping FREE
- International shipping $45 (UPS or DHL)
- We will process an apostille for your scanned or photocopied documents
- No need to mail original documents
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Need to apostille an original document issued in North Carolina?
Guidelines to apostille original North Carolina documents
- North Carolina birth certificate
- Original signatures
- North Carolina marriage certificate
- Official certified copies of North Carolina Vital Records birth and marriage Certificates
- North Carolina divorce decree
- North Carolina death certificate
- North Carolina academic documents
- North Carolina notarized documents
- The Notarizations must meet statutory requirements
Commissioned Notaries Public vs. Noncommissioned notaries - Official certified copies of North Carolina Court documents and/or court official’s notarization
We do not apostille original documents from North Carolina
You may contact:
North Carolina Secretary of State
Authentication Office
PO Box 29622
Raleigh, NC 27626-0622
Website: www.sosnc.gov
Email: authen@sosnc.gov
Phone number: 919-814-5400
Explanatory videos for apostille documents
How to Apostille a North Carolina Marriage Certificate
How to Apostille a North Carolina notarized document
¿Cómo se Apostilla un documento notarizado de Carolina del Norte?
¿Cómo se Apostilla un Acta de Matrimonio de Carolina del Norte?
