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All 50 states · By mail · Licensed Kansas notary

Apostille services, priced up front

Standard from $99. Rush in 5–7 business days. Expedited in 1–3. Tell us the document and the country, and you get an exact total in writing within two business hours.

$99starting price
1–3business days, expedited
50states covered
120+destination countries

What this costs

Most apostille companies make you fill out a form to find out what they charge. We do not do that. Here is the whole price list.

ServiceOur feeOur processing timeBest for
Standard apostille$99submitted to the issuing office within 2 business daysNo hard deadline
Rush$1995 to 7 business days, our processingDeadline in 2–3 weeks
Expedited$2991 to 3 business days, our processingDeadline in days, visa and job offers
FBI / federal document$149US Dept of State processing (published on travel.state.gov) plus our handlingFBI checks, IRS letters, federal records
Embassy legalizationfrom $399Varies by embassyUAE, Qatar, Kuwait and other non-Hague countries
3-document bundle$549Processed togetherAdoption, immigration, business packages, same state
Translation + apostillefrom $299Varies by languageCountries that require certified translation

All prices are our service fee per document. State or federal filing fees and return shipping are additional, because they are set by the government office and the carrier. We tell you the exact total before you pay or mail anything.

What an apostille actually is

An apostille is a certificate that makes a US document legally valid in another country. If you are getting married in Italy, enrolling in a Spanish university, adopting from Colombia, or taking a job in South Korea, someone over there is going to ask for one.

It comes from the Secretary of State in the state that issued your document. Not from us, and not from the federal government, unless the document itself is federal. FBI background checks and other federal records go through the US Department of State in Washington instead.

If the destination country did not sign the Hague Convention, an apostille is not enough. The UAE, Qatar, and Kuwait are the ones we see most. (China and Canada both joined the Hague Convention recently and now take an apostille; full member list.) Those need full embassy legalization, which is more steps and more time. We handle that too, and we tell you which one you need before you pay.

How fast is fast

Honest answer: it depends on the state, and we do not control that part.

What we control is our end. How fast your documents get reviewed, prepared correctly, and put in front of the right office. Expedited means we are working on it within one business day and hand-delivering or overnighting where the state allows it.

What we do not control is the Secretary of State's queue. Some states turn around in two days. Some take three weeks no matter what anyone pays. Anyone promising you a same-day apostille in all 50 states is not telling you the truth.

Tell us your deadline when you request a quote. If we cannot make it, we say so before you pay, not after.

How it works

Request a quote

Tell us the document, the state that issued it, and the destination country. You get an exact total back within two business hours.

Mail your documents

Send them to 1901 E. 21st St N, Wichita, KS 67214. We tell you exactly what to include and how to ship it.

We process everything

Secretary of State, US Department of State, or embassy, depending on what you need. You get updates along the way.

You get them back

By tracked mail, to any US address you choose.

Full details on what to send and how →

What we handle

If it was issued in a US state and it is a real, properly issued document, we can almost certainly get it apostilled. If we cannot, we tell you why.

Going to Mexico, Spain, Italy, the Philippines, Colombia, or the Dominican Republic? Each has its own page on what that country asks for.

Why us

We are a licensed, commissioned Kansas notary. We are a small operation, which means the person handling your documents is the person who answers the phone. Your documents are originals and often irreplaceable. We treat them that way.

Licensed Kansas notaryCommissioned, bonded, and the person who answers the phone
Prices publishedEvery service fee is on this site. Government fees and shipping quoted before you pay.
All 50 states by mailDocuments go to the issuing state; you and we do not have to be there
Hague and non-HagueApostilles, plus full embassy legalization where an apostille is not accepted
Honest deadlinesIf we cannot make your date, we say so before you pay, not after
English and SpanishHablamos español

Get your exact price, all fees included

Two business hours to a written total. Nothing to pay and nothing to mail until you have it.

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Frequently asked questions

What is an apostille?

A certificate attached to a US document that makes it legally valid in another country that belongs to the Hague Apostille Convention. It confirms the signature and seal on the document are genuine. It is issued by the Secretary of State of the state that issued the document, or by the US Department of State for federal documents.

How much does an apostille cost?

Our service fee is $99 standard, $199 rush, or $299 expedited per document. State filing fees and return shipping are additional and vary by state. We quote the exact total before you pay anything.

How long does an apostille take?

It depends on the state. Our end is fast: expedited orders are worked within 1 to 3 business days. The Secretary of State's own queue is added on top of that and ranges from a couple of days to several weeks depending on the state. Tell us your deadline and we will tell you honestly whether it is achievable.

Do I have to be in Kansas?

No. Documents go to the state that issued them, wherever you live. You mail them to us in Wichita, we route them to the right office, and we mail them back to any US address.

Do you need my original document?

Usually yes, or a certified copy issued by the state or county. Photocopies cannot be apostilled. If you are not sure what you have, send a photo with your quote request and we will tell you.