How long to request a California Apostille Certificate for your University and transcript? What is the difference between authenticated and apostille? I want to get an Apostille certificate in California. An apostille is a document that guarantees the international legality of a document. The California Secretary of State issues apostilles to verify signatures on documents used by California public officials outside of the United States. You can apply for an apostille by post or in person. You will need to submit original notarized or certified documents, contact information, and the foreign country from which the certification was issued.

An apostille certifies the authenticity of the signature of the official who signed the document, the identity of the official acting, and the identity of the seal or seal. Apostille does not certify the content of the document.
You can request an endorsement:
Academic Diplomas and Transcripts
company policy
Articles of Association
power of attorney
Birth, death, marriage and divorce certificates

Apostille is only available for federal documents used in member states of the 1961 Hague Convention. Each state issues an apostille for its own documents. For example, California birth certificates must be apostille by California. How to get a State of Washington Apostille or Certificate of Authentication

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