Since 2004, Integramerica helps individuals, families, businesses and professionals with the apostille of documents issued in the United States. We review the document, identify the competent authority and coordinate the corresponding procedure according to the issuing state and the country where it will be presented.
Free initial review · Documents from all 50 states · Service in Spanish and English
An apostille is a certification issued by a designated government authority. It authenticates the signature, the official capacity of the person who signed the document and, where applicable, the seal that appears on it.
It is used when a document issued in a country that participates in the Hague Convention must be presented in another participating country.
An apostille does not certify that the content of the document is true, nor does it by itself guarantee its acceptance. The authority receiving the document may require a recent version, a certified copy, a translation or other additional requirements.
For documents that will be used in countries that accept the Hague Apostille.
For documents destined for countries that do not accept apostilles or that require additional authentication before an embassy or consulate.
Send us a copy of the document and the destination country; we will identify the applicable procedure before you mail any original.
Send a clear photo or scanned copy by WhatsApp or email. Indicate the state or authority that issued the document and the country where it will be used.
We review the document and tell you whether it can be apostilled, whether an original or certified copy is needed, which prior authentications may apply, the estimated cost and the approximate processing time. The initial review is free, with no obligation. We normally respond within one business day.
Once the service is authorized, we receive the required documents, coordinate the procedure before the competent authority and return the package to the national or international address you indicate.
Personal, academic, business and legal records, as well as eligible federal documents.
Requirements vary by document, issuing state and destination country. Do not send originals before receiving our instructions.
Each guide explains what the document is, the requirements and how we coordinate the apostille.
Powers of attorney to sign, sell, manage property or represent you abroad.
View requirementsParental authorizations for a minor to travel, often required by consulates and airlines.
View requirementsProof of marital status to marry or complete civil procedures in another country.
View requirementsBank statements for visas, residency, mortgages or financial procedures abroad.
View requirementsLetters from your bank confirming your relationship, apostilled for use overseas.
View requirementsWe handle many other personal, academic and business documents. Send us a copy and we'll guide you.
Request a free reviewBeyond everyday records, we frequently coordinate aviation and international-trade documents that require specific handling.
Apostille of pilot logbooks, experience letters and flight-training records.
View requirementsAuthentication of certificates of origin, invoices and export documents.
View requirementsApostille or legalization of Certificates of Free Sale and agency-issued certificates.
View requirementsBirth, marriage, death and other official records generally must be certified copies issued by the corresponding authority.
Powers of attorney, authorizations, affidavits and other private documents may require signature before a notary and, depending on the state, an additional certification before the apostille.
Judgments, orders and case copies may need certification by the Clerk of Court.
FBI background checks and other federal documents follow a procedure different from state documents.
We review the document and the destination country before recommending a procedure, and we coordinate the applicable steps for documents from all 50 states and eligible federal documents.
Original documents entrusted to Integramerica are organized and controlled during the procedure. We use tracked shipping options when available and recommend that clients keep digital copies before sending any original.
The conditions applicable to the handling, replacement and shipping of documents are explained in our written service terms.
Before starting, we review the document and the country where it will be used to determine the appropriate procedure.
You receive clear updates and honest timelines, so you always know where your document stands.
Original documents are handled with care and tracked throughout the process, under our written service terms.
Government fees, courier charges and requirements imposed or changed by third-party authorities may be subject to separate conditions, and final acceptance of any document depends on the receiving authority.
Still unsure? Send us a copy and the destination country and we'll tell you what your document needs.
Send us a copy of your document and the country where it will be used. The initial review is free. Service in Spanish and English.