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Is your document ready for an apostille?
Answer a few quick questions. You’ll know whether it can be apostilled as it is, or what it needs first.
- What is the document? Something you sign: power of attorney, affidavit, consent, letter
- Has it been notarized? Yes, by a Massachusetts notary
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Ready for an apostille
The state certifies the Massachusetts notary’s signature. Check that the notary block is complete: the notary’s signature, seal and commission expiration date. An incomplete block is a common reason for rejection.
Not sure about something? Text a photo to (617) 396-7232 and we’ll confirm in writing before you order.
FAQ
Questions people ask
What documents can Massachusetts apostille?
Documents with an original signature of a Massachusetts notary public, justice of the peace, city or town clerk, court clerk or the Registrar of Vital Records. Photocopies, hospital certificates and documents from other states don’t qualify. Federal documents such as FBI checks go to the U.S. Department of State.
Can I send a photo instead?
Yes. Text a photo to (617) 396-7232 or email info@apostillema.com with the country it’s going to, and we’ll tell you what it needs before you order. It’s free.
Start your apostille order online.
Answer a few questions about your document and where it is going. You see the full price before you place the order, and you get mailing instructions right away.
Not sure what your document needs?
Email or text a photo and we will tell you before you order.