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July 18, 19

NEWS / Unified tri-lingual version Apostille and Authentication


Several states have successfully entered into force a unified tri-lingual apostille certificate. The apostille in these instances is issued for all countries whether Hague Participants or not. The majority of the foreign diplomatic missions, consulates and embassy at this point have been made aware of the fact. In CA, OR, NV and a few others, apostille is the only certificate which will be available from the Office of Authentication for all public documents destined to be used abroad.

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