Available now Apostilles
We handle the apostille of your US documents — certificates, notarized documents — so they're valid in Spain and other Hague Convention countries. An FBI background check is a federal document: its apostille is issued by the U.S. Department of State, and we handle that filing for you too. You hand it to us; we handle the filing, the tracking, and insured return shipping.
Clear pricing
Includes the state fee, full handling, and tracked return shipping. Florida processes each request in the order it is received and offers no expedited service.
Whole family applying for Spanish citizenship? Additional documents in the same order get a reduced price.
What you should know
Apostilles are for Hague Convention countries — like Spain, Mexico, or Ecuador. It's the seal that makes your US document valid there: US birth, marriage, or death certificates, notarized documents and powers, diplomas, and more. FBI background checks also take an apostille — a federal one, issued by the U.S. Department of State, not by Florida.
Cuba does not use apostilles. Documents for use in Cuba need consular legalization — a different process we also handle. Not sure which you need? Ask us — that check is free.
For Spanish citizenship: the US documents in your file (certificates) must be apostilled; the FBI check is apostilled at the federal level, by the U.S. Department of State. And if they're in English, the consulate requires their official Spanish translation. We handle the apostilles in one place and point you to the official route for the translation.
Before anything goes to the state, we review your document for free to confirm it's eligible (certified original or properly notarized) — so you don't lose time or money on rejections.
