a certificate/confirmation issued by a competent authority of the country of formation and in this case guarantees the authenticity of the actual Certificate of Incorporation
a certificate issued by a notary regulating agency that proves the authenticity of a notary's signature and seal
a certificate issued by the Secretary of State that proves the authenticity of a notary's signature and seal
a certificate of authentication required by the Hague Convention
a certificate that authenticates the signature of the public official who has signed the document
a certification form set out in The Hague Convention
a certification issued by the Secretary of State after reviewing your original documents
a certification that is valid for use in a foreign country
a documentary device by which a government department authenticates a document as genuine
a document that authenticates notaries' or state officials' signatures for foreign use, e
a FORMAL document, issued by a 'Secretary of State' office, merely certifying that a certain Birth Certificate or Marriage Certificate is authentic and valid
a form of authentication used for countries which are parties to the Hague Convention, which abolished the need for legalization of foreign public documents
an additional certification that will be required for all notarized documents, including but not limited to birth certificates, death certificates, marriage and divorce certificates
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an internationally recognized validation of a certificate or document, and is only issued by the office of vital statistics located within the state or province capital office (in the U
an international recognized notary seal
a notary seal recognized in other countries
a one-page document granted by a government body that certifies the authenticity of a signature
a seal for international documents that the Secretary of State's (or Lieutenant Governor's) office puts on a document, certifying that the notary has a valid license and that the notarizing has been done correctly
a seal that is used by foreign governments to assess the authenticity of an official signature and is recognized by a group of countries that are part of the Hague Convention
a seal that is used by foreign governments to assess the authenticity of To order a replacment or duplicate a diploma, the Office of the HMS carries a large inventory of replacement seals for hydraulic equipment
a special certificate used to authenticate public documents for international use
a special seal applied by an authority to a document to certify that it is a genuine copy of the original
a special seal applied by an authority to certify that a document is a true copies of an original
a specific authenticating certificate required by certain countries to verify the legitimacy of a document
a specific authenticating certificate that is required by certain countries
a specific authenticating document that is required by certain countries
Is a method of certifying a document for use in another country pursuant to the 1961 Hague Convention. With this certification by apostille, a document is entitled to recognition in the country of intended use, and no certification or legalization by the embassy or consulate of the foreign country where the document is to be used is required. With our international package, we include an apostilled copy of the certificate of incorporation for use in your desired country.
Certificate of authority required by the Hague Convention. Apostilles streamline the authentication of notarized documents sent between countries who participated in the Convention. This document is only issued by the lieutenant governor's office.
A certificate that is attached to foreign-bound documents to certify that the notary's signature and seal were valid at the time of notarization. It is obtained from the Office of the Secretary of State.
An Apostille is a similfied form of authentication of public and notarized documents accepted in countries that are party to the Hague Convention, which eliminated the requirement that documents be certified by the Authentications Office of the U.S. Department of State, and legalized by the embassy or consular of a foreign country. The Apostille certifies the authenticity of a signature on a document, verifies that the notary is a valid notary in the State where he/she is commissioned, and identifies the seal and/or stamp on the document. An Apostille is required for documents submitted to Bulgaria and Russia.
an apostille is used to confirm the authenticity of the signature on a particular document, that the notary is a valid notary for the state indicated, and identifies any seals and/or stamps. It is most often used in countries that are Hague compliant.
A separate document required by foreign countries that are parties to the 1961 Hague Convention (most US allies) that attests to the validity of a signature on a U.S. document. The apostille allows the foreign country to accept the validity of the U.S. document for use in its territory. Order Apostille.
A certification of public (notarized or true copy) documents required to complete an international dossier. Apsotilled documents are required per the Hague Convention with countries operating international adoptions. Apostilled documents are considered Authenticated, a step in the preparation of an international dossier for some countries.
Is a method of certifying a document for use in another country pursuant to the 1961 Hague Convention. With this certification by apostille, a document is entitled to recognition in the country of intended use, and no additional certification or legalization by the embassy or consulate of the foreign country where the document is to be used is required. An apostillized copy of the articles of incorporation or articles of organization is often required to open a bank account in another country for a US-incorporated business. Note, certain countries require a certified copy of the articles of incorporation/organization with an appropriate gold seal instead of an apostillized copy. BizFilings' International Package includes either an apostille or a certified copy with gold seal for the country of intended use.
A certificate of notarial authority issued by the Florida Secretary of State for notarized documents being sent out of Florida to those countries who are parties to the international treaty commonly known as the Hague Convention.
An Apostille is a gold seal which certifies your corporate documents and grants them recognition for International Banking and Registration needs within the country of intended business use. An Apostille or a certified copy with a gold seal is included in all IncFilings.com's International Business Entity formation packages. IncFilings.com is also able to help you obtain a separate, stand-alone Apostille or other certified copy with proper gold seal authentification from any of the 50 states.
An “Apostille†is an official state-issued stamp or attachment to any public or private document that makes the document legal for use in any country that has signed the Hague Convention on Documents.
certifies authenticity of individual notarizing or certifying documents; used in countries participating in the Hague Conference on international law.
A standard certification provided under the Hague Convention of 1961 for the purpose of authenticating documents for use in foreign countries. Apostille's are issued under the Great Seal of the State of Delaware by the Secretary of State and are attached to a Certified copy of the Certificate of Incorporation. Foreign countries often require this document as evidence of Delaware incorporation.
Official government authentication of a document, usually by the State Department, Justice Ministry or Foreign Ministry, which legalizes it for use in another country. See also: Hague Convention
Certificate of Good Standing in connection with corporations according to the Convention of the Hague of October 05, 1961.